Talk:XAPI toolstack on a Debian-based distribution: Difference between revisions
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:Thanks for any help, precisions or link on the topic. |
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* [[User:Lars.kurth|Lars.kurth]] 08:52, 30 March 2012 (UTC): Have you looked at [[Xen_in_WiFi_networks]]? |
* [[User:Lars.kurth|Lars.kurth]] 08:52, 30 March 2012 (UTC): Have you looked at [[Xen_in_WiFi_networks]]? |
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Nope. Not linked. The interface cannot be bridged with brctl at all. But when its put in a openvswitch switch, there is no way for network-manager or wicd to control it. It become "unmanageable". |
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Wifi
- N0de02:17, 30 March 2012 (UTC) : Hi all. I followed the instructions in this page, but since I have only one interface, which is a wifi interface and find nothing on the internet on how to effectively create a openvswitch switch which uses this interface as the public uplink and downlink, I have not gone farther than having a ubuntu precise upgraded box with xcp installed, but not functional.
- How do I create a xenbr0 and bind my wifi interface so it stays functional? After creating a bridge and adding this interface to it, my wifi card became unusable, so I had to delete the bridge for it to become available again.
- Thanks for any help, precisions or link on the topic.
- Lars.kurth 08:52, 30 March 2012 (UTC): Have you looked at Xen_in_WiFi_networks?
Nope. Not linked. The interface cannot be bridged with brctl at all. But when its put in a openvswitch switch, there is no way for network-manager or wicd to control it. It become "unmanageable".
