If you look in your /etc/init.d dir, you won't find a dhcpcd script, but you will find a net.ethx script. So the answer is rc-update add net.ethxI once used etc-update without knowing exactly what I was doing and in the process overwrote my network startup script(s). I have been able to recover from that, however every time I logon for the first time I now have to run dhcpcd to get the network to come up (be configured?). I have looked through a lot of documentation but I am still confused as to how to get this to start automatically now. I don't want to do something else that will mess up the system again, so I thought I would post it here first.
I think that I have to run this command "rc-update add net.XXX default" where "XXX" is the name of my interface. Is that so? Or do I need to run "rc-update add dhcpcd default" or something else entirely?
Thanks in advance.
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Fred Clausen
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