Eric MSP Veith escribió:
> The DHCP link is the only one I use with this particular machine. If I add
> daemon/dhcpcd/eth0 (and net/eth0, which just quits with returncode 0, since
> the interface is configured via DHCP), system/netmount (which mounts my /home
> directories) happens to be started *before* daemon/dhcpcd/eth0 runs. That's
> why I began editing the dhcpcd.i and net.i scripts adding
> these "virtual/dhcp/${NAME}" entries.
>
> Perhaps I misunderstood something? Should I stop adding net/eth0 if I use
> daemon/dhcpcd? But net.i is the only script providing virtual/net to, for
> example, daemon/portmap?
If you modify the dhcpcd script to put the interface up, then you should
add "provide = virtual/net" to dhcpcd.i too.
> Honestly spoken, I am confused, too. I thought I understood how use
> and "provide = virtual/blah" works. :-/
It's very simple:
When a service that provides some other is started, that provided service
is put in the DB, then when the service provider is up, the provided
service gets the PROVIDED status.
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