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Host’s /etc/network/interfaces
installed into VM image
#181
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When installing a VM, then the "$DEFAULT_INTERFACES" is supposed to be set up, defined as:
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With
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Looking at grml-debootstrap/grml-debootstrap Lines 1777 to 1809 in 59e7595
the code adding DHCP settings for predictable network interface names, extends the variable with all these interfaces unconditionally. |
Yes, sorry for not being clear about that. Is there any use case by having “build host” network device information in the VM?
I am going to work around it using
I am looking forward to this. |
Using
--vm
or--vmfile
implies--nointerfaces
, but in my test, the host/etc/network/interfaces
was installed into the virtual machine image. I am going to debug this, but wanted to document the issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: