OK. I updated to b124 to see if that helped, no change. I installed the nfo driver for my onboard ethernet (nge installed, but didn't talk to the network for some reason). I then configured centos to use nfo0 as the bridge, it works and is installing now. Strange that the e1000g doesn't work properly with Xen, but the onboard port does. The Intel card is working fine for everything else I've thrown at it.
The Ubuntu system still doesn't want to work. It hangs at "configuring network interfaces" now. I'll just let it run overnight and see if it will get booted at least. I tried switching it to nfo0 as well, but it does the same thing, just hangs there. Owell. Maybe I'll end up running centos instead for Linux stuff. Or there's hvm I suppose. How much of a difference does it really make? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ xen-discuss mailing list [email protected]
