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[Xen-users] Re: [quagga-users 9274] My eth0 is NOT down -- but quagga says it is?


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On 2008-01-12, I wrote:
> Quagga [on Xen non-bridged dom0] refuses to recognize my eth0
> interface that seems to work perfectly otherwise. [...] where should I look?

Currently my only idea is to look at the quagga code to see where
exactly it looks for the interfaces, and try the same system calls to
see if I get something unexpected.

I would like to avoid that if possible...

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