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The interfaces are attached and de-attached independently by separate processes - making it hard to know what the resulting network interface names become.
Would it be possible to take a specific network interface index as input argument to sllin? It seems that ldattach accepts an optional "--iflag" input argument which potentially could be used to provide the index / name?
Thanks
br
Christian
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Hi
I have a system with multiple LIN interfaces each connected to a dedicated hw UART. This works well.
However, I have one issue. When using multiple LIN interfaces I am not able to control the mapping to the resulting network interface names.
E.g. with two UARTs if I do:
The mappings become:
However, if I initialize the interfaces in reversed order:
The mappings now become:
The interfaces are attached and de-attached independently by separate processes - making it hard to know what the resulting network interface names become.
Would it be possible to take a specific network interface index as input argument to sllin? It seems that ldattach accepts an optional "--iflag" input argument which potentially could be used to provide the index / name?
Thanks
br
Christian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: