brctl options in network startup script

I have 2 addresses one on eth0 one on eth0.1.

I have a bridge set up between eth0 and br0, the bridge works fine, but sometimes, for unknown reasons and circumstances, I keep getting these off vethXXXXXX interfaces added to the bridge.

We want to create bridge(mybridge) eth0 and eth1 on our board which is running linux 2.6.34.9.

Following are the commands:

brctl addbr mybridge ifconfig eth1 0.0.0.0 ifconfig eth0 0.0.0.0 brctl addif mybridge eth1 brctl addif mybridge eth0 ifconfig mybridge up

PC-----ETH0-----mybridge--------ETH1

when we ping the board on eth1 ,we are able to receive packet on eth0 (eth0 rx counter increasin

I've attempted to create an ethernet bridge on my raspberry Pi using a usb to ethernet adaptor and the built in adaptor. i've managed to get this to work fine when manually typing in the command on boot, but when i scripted it in /etc/network/interfaces it works for a few seconds during the boot process then suddenly stops working.

Due to the lack of upstream support for Xen as dom0, I'm forced to resort to KVM. What I'm trying to do is set up F11 as dom0 as my firewall and another F11 as domU as my server.

After googling, I've found very similar instructions on multiple forums. This is what was instruction and what i've done:

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