s and any other features or
singularities about them, shows up. To find this on linux, I need to
take a look at the documentation for the driver, which isn't
standardized. But, again, this is just a dream. If one day I could make
it into a reality, then gre
my intention, since I'm not a kernel nor systemd hacker. I can
read the code, possibly understand it and even perhaps make some minor
changes. But I don't believe I have the skill set for this kind of major
revamp. I was just reminiscing. Never mind.
Cheers,
Giancarlo Razzolini
t is the case with the BSD's.
More specifically, OpenBSD. Their naming system based on the driver
being used by the network card is simple, elegant and clean. I wonder if
this would be hard to implement. Of course the better way would be for
it to go into the kernel, no
in it. Sorry for the noise and
if I stepped on anyone's toes.
Cheers,
Giancarlo Razzolini
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the start is doomed to fail in the
> long run
In my first e-mail I said this could be an option handle to udevd used
set by people that (hopefully) understands what he/she is doing. Not
necessarily could be a default. It was just a proposition.
Cheers,
Giancarlo Razzolini
smime.p7s
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ce. Of course systemd should *never* mess
with an interface *after* system initialization. But it can do anything
*right after* the initramfs hand the control to systemd. Of course
except if the interface is up for a nfsroot. In this case the renaming
shouldn't happen. But this is an
t be affected by this discussion.
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Giancarlo Razzolini
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le network interface
naming, which is the current default, you can safely make your network
configuration use the changed interfaces names to be sure they'll get
the desired interface. This applies to network configuration, firewall
rules, whatever.
Cheers,
Giancarlo Razzolini
smime.p7
Also, I know that early userspace
networking isn't common place, but it has many applications, as those
hooks show. I'd be happy to give a try in making a patch, but I wanted
first to get some input from you guys.
Cheers,
Giancarlo Razzolini
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the interface regardless of it state, since the early userspace
interface configuration shouldn't matter after the root is pivoted and
systemd is started. This could be the default or even configurable. What
are your thoughts on this?
Cheers,
Giancarlo Razzolini
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