Save IP address configuration when rebooting #6
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Thank you for sharing the method! I will confirm it and create new packages. |
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I confirmed it works correctly. Thank you! |
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The original developer bb-qq asked for a solution to save IP address configuration:
I also don't have a clue why the configuration gets overwritten with an empty one; so I decided to probe for interfaces that seem to use the aqc111 driver and save/restore the configuration according to starting/stopping the aqc111 package service respectively. This should persist the config in between reboots.
Install the package as described in the
readme.mdand instead of usingifconfig <interface name> up, please usesudo synoservice --start pkgctl-aqc111to bring up the interface. Use the DSM GUI to configure the interface and reboot your device to test whether your configuration was actually saved. I've tested it with my Synology DS416play NAS combined with the QNAP QNA-UC5G1T USB-Ethernet dongle.It's also possible to change an already installed driver by editing
/var/packages/aqc111/scripts/start-stop-status.