Damn. This just took me 8 hours.
My system is a supermicro H8DGU-F which uses an Intel 82576 Gigabit NIC.
In my case there are two problems.
- Firstly, the igb network driver supplied by the xen kernel (2.6.32-5-xen-amd64) isn't up-to-date. So I compiled it from source http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Default.aspx?lang=eng
- Secondly, the driver isn't inserted (in time) during boot, so I followed Andy Whitcroft's advise by putting the module (igb) into /etc/modules.
This did the trick.. Funny thing is. You would expect this behaviour also in the NON xen kernel (2.6.32-5-amd64) but this isn't true. Which makes me believe some drivers from xen kernel differ from regular kernel drivers. I wonder why?
Damn. This just took me 8 hours.
My system is a supermicro H8DGU-F which uses an Intel 82576 Gigabit NIC.
In my case there are two problems. 5-xen-amd64) isn't up-to-date. So I compiled it from source downloadcenter. intel.com/ Default. aspx?lang= eng
- Firstly, the igb network driver supplied by the xen kernel (2.6.32-
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- Secondly, the driver isn't inserted (in time) during boot, so I followed Andy Whitcroft's advise by putting the module (igb) into /etc/modules.
This did the trick.. Funny thing is. You would expect this behaviour also in the NON xen kernel (2.6.32-5-amd64) but this isn't true. Which makes me believe some drivers from xen kernel differ from regular kernel drivers. I wonder why?
Hope this helps..
Please let me know.