The bug seems to be squashed in Xenial, Yakkety (and Zesty as well).
Trusty seems to be the last one that needs verification.
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I've tested Clonezilla's Alternative Stable branch (Yakkety-based), and
its Alternative Testing branch (Zesty-based) and the bug is squashed on
both platforms. It would be nice if someone could test Trusty as well.
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Hello, cyphermox!
Do you think you could send your patches upstream as well?
The same bug affects Debian (http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=756633) and, probably, the source packages. It's
sad seeing this fixed in Ubuntu only.
Thanks!
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Hello, cyphermox!
Do you think you could send your patches upstream as well?
The same bug affects Debian (http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=756633) and, probably, the source packages. It's
sad seeing this fixed in Ubuntu only.
Thanks!
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Were you able to confirm this? It seems very odd, since regular DHCP
operations are usually performed with userspace clients, not ipconfig
(usually used in early userspace/startup environments).
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Is it possible for anyone to test them in Wily/Xenial? It would be great
to have those packages moved from Proposed to the current release for
those versions.
Thanks! :)
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Thanks, Mathieu! I didn't get a chance to test this yet, but it's great
to see it may be now fixed for good. :-)
Could you assist us once more?
We've been trying to send the fix for this bug upstream, so that all
GNU/Linux distros can get the fixed versions. However, the original
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Hello, Mathieu!
Thank you for looking into this.
Unfortunately, the bug is still present. I tested the same setups with
the latest Xenial release (which natively includes your fix) and the
behavior is the same: the DHCP server receives the request, OFFERs an IP
address and ipconfig (from
;-)
I kinda dread ask it here, but... it seems you've recompiled ipconfig quite a
few times to get it working.
Have you tried recompiling the latest version from kernel.org? As in:
https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/libs/klibc/2.0/
It would be interesting to know if it's a bug in the current
That's great - thank you (again) for testing this. :-) I'd help with the
testing (compiling my own version), but I'm in a slow, expensive
connection at the moment and can't grab the needed kernel packages.
If the latest version (from the most upstream this can get) also has
this issue, what do
I'm hitting the same bug. It's a show-stopper when it comes down to
using PXE for network booting. I'm using Wily Werewolf and trying to
boot off PXE, but no dice. The DHCP server receives the request, OFFERs
an IP address and ipconfig (from klibc-utils) simply doesn't acknowledge
it.
I first ran
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