Sometimes one interface comes up as eth0 and sometimes as eth1, and sometimes not at all. The enp1s0 interface seems to reliably come up, but not with the right config (sometimes it uses the config for enp1s0 and sometimes for eth0).
I am trying to assign status IP addresses (on different networks) to each interface, but because of the unreliable bringup of the network interfaces, I can't get a config that starts up correctly and consistency on reboots or cold boots.
As a test I ran the friendly-core-lite-focal from FriendlyCore and it does not have this issue.
Is there something I need to do on Arabian to get the network interface bringup to work?
I have static IP configs in /etc/network/interfaces.d called eth0, eth1 (these are the same, call it network A, because the 2nd network seems to sometimes come up as eth0) , and enp1s0 (configured for my second network, call it network
I'd greatly appreciate any help in making the network bring up consistent.
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I'd like some help please.
The ethernet device naming seems inconsistent.
Sometimes one interface comes up as eth0 and sometimes as eth1, and sometimes not at all. The enp1s0 interface seems to reliably come up, but not with the right config (sometimes it uses the config for enp1s0 and sometimes for eth0).
I am trying to assign status IP addresses (on different networks) to each interface, but because of the unreliable bringup of the network interfaces, I can't get a config that starts up correctly and consistency on reboots or cold boots.
As a test I ran the friendly-core-lite-focal from FriendlyCore and it does not have this issue.
Is there something I need to do on Arabian to get the network interface bringup to work?
I have static IP configs in /etc/network/interfaces.d called eth0, eth1 (these are the same, call it network A, because the 2nd network seems to sometimes come up as eth0) , and enp1s0 (configured for my second network, call it network
I'd greatly appreciate any help in making the network bring up consistent.
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