Hi Colin, Colin Watson <[email protected]> (2026-07-30): > After a fair bit of local testing, I've applied this patch to netcfg master, > with several additional changes of my own, and uploaded them as part of > netcfg 1.204. For transparency I've kept my own changes as separate git > commits, and you can see them all here along with my rebased version of > Tyler's patch: […]
Thanks for picking up that topic. I'm sorry it's never managed to get near the top of my todo list in so many years… > Once this reaches daily builds > (https://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/), I'd very much appreciate > testing by others in live environments that use VLANs to confirm that I > didn't break anything. I don't use them routinely myself; I set up a test > environment so that I could connect a test laptop to a trunk port, but > there's always the possibility that I made mistakes in both the patch and my > test environment that cancelled each other out. I think the “test laptop” bit increases the chance my hunch in #1143094 might be correct: you wouldn't have gotten a short name like ens3 there, but something long-ish like enx00e04c680be4 or enx2e7cf2e89a52, hiding the alignment/padding issue? Cheers, -- Cyril Brulebois ([email protected]) <https://debamax.com/> D-I release manager -- Release team member -- Freelance Consultant
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