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[Xen-users] virt-install w/ routed networking

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Subject: [Xen-users] virt-install w/ routed networking
From: rcha108 rcha108 <rcha108@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2009 13:25:46 +1200
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Hello, I was just wondering if anyone has any ideas on getting virt-install to work with routed networking?

Why? I am fully setup to use standard Xen routing and well I want to do a 'regular' CentOS install with Anaconda partition table setup etc, but usually I am using custom templates which I extract onto LVM volumes without bothering with partitions. If anyone can recommend an alternative strategy to add partitions after-the-fact I will be more than open to it! I'm not such a filesystem guru :-(

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