fix(udev-rules): keep network device naming scheme on upgrade #31
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(Cherry-picked commit: 2fc6cd37e61e53333d57164eee79e90c6adcade6) Resolves: RHEL-9480
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@lnykryn PTAL. |
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Chmm, I am not thrilled about this; I can imagine where a user depends on this broken behaviour and mounts some network fs via the kernel name of the device. I think this fix makes sense upstream, but I am really worried about putting this in the last minor version of rhel8. |
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It's just "hostonly", so I hoped it shouldn't do anything apart from fixing the behaviour, right? Maybe it deserves a RN. I'm not sure why would someone depend on missing this behaviour, and expect it to persist (RHELDOCS-16507#comment) The file does not exist by default, right? Based on the ticket [1] I thought this would be the correct fix, especially if it's in the documentation. |
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Can you please skip this one for now, I need some time to think about this. And hostonly is the default and in the setup I have mentioned you definitely have hostonly initrd |
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Let's drop this, as there're is no demand to resolve this issue. |
(Cherry-picked commit: 2fc6cd37e61e53333d57164eee79e90c6adcade6)
Resolves: RHEL-9480