Michael Biebl wrote: > If you install a new system using d-i and a /e/n/i configuration like your's > is > created, the interface will be managed by ifupdown and not network-manager.
ifup does not bring up interfaces marked as allow-hotplug unless it gets some kind of hotplug event. That does not happen on boot with my pci-e wifi card. I think it's probably a d-i bug that it seems to mark such interfaces as allow-hotplug. However: a. Would you really want laptops' wireless interfaces to be managed by ifupdown on a system with network-manager, by default? b. squeeze is heavily frozen, and it is far, far to late in the release cycle to be making big changes to either d-i or network-manager. -- see shy jo
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