I run SLES 11 as a guest VM in hyper-v and want to add a second processor. Well it seems that since i started with a legacy NIC and haven’t moved to the synthetic device i can’t get network access when i get my VM started with the second processor. So i went in and added a synthetic NIC and rebooted. It then let me add a second processor and all was well. Since this machine sits in my DMZ and i don’t use dhcp there i need to the IP to the synthetic card. Well it won’t let me. Every time i either enter via yast or even directly to the ifcfg-seth0 file it removes it on reboot. I know this is a hyper-v host but this only happens in linux on my hyper-v. Is there anything any one here can help figure out? Thanks.
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Novell support was able to help me. The issue was one where I needed to upgrade my SLES 11 to SP1 and i was bale to add the second processor.
Thanks for feeding this answer back into the forums!
Cheers,
Willem