ifconfig_cmd.sh

[hedon77]

File ifconfig_cmd.sh after the change and reboot the machine is overwritten default variables.

[michaeldexter]

On 11/4/14 3:26 PM, hedon77 wrote:

File ifconfig_cmd.sh after the change and reboot the machine is overwritten default variables.

This is generated at boot time and yes, that will happen. It is intended
to illustrate what steps took place. It is not intended for ongoing use
of a VM.

Michael

[hedon77]

I thought that the file ifconfig_cmd.sh is used to assign interfaces to the bridge.
So, lacking the functionality to assign the interface to a particular bridge? This must be done manually?
Interface is automatically generated tune0 what is needed or is it a bug?
Sorry for my english: D

Yours

[michaeldexter]

On 11/4/14 11:49 PM, hedon77 wrote:

So, lacking the functionality to assign the interface to a particular bridge? This must be done manually?

You can use a preflight script to reconfigure the network to your liking.

Interface is automatically generated tune0 what is needed or is it a bug?

Do you mean tap#### interface?

I see that a tap0 is created by ifconfig but not used. I hope to track
down when and this was a motivation for the new logging.

As for multiple bridges and other flexibility, I do not know the limit
of what people want to do. Feedback welcome.

Michael

[michaeldexter]

Note the changed bridge and MAC options in the recent versions.