On Tuesday 25 Nov 2003 10:22, MAL wrote: > Matthieu Amiguet wrote: > > I finally found what was starting my network interface: hotplug. > > If I remove hotplug from the default bootlevel, net.eth0 isn't > > started. So this is not due to service dependencies in the sense of > > the gentoo init system. > > Look in /etc/hotplug/net.agent > > Hotplug is detecting the presence of your network adapter and > starting it. You probably don't need hotplug ;) > > Personally, I like having control over when things are > loaded/started. > Matthieu could add his network device to /etc/hotplug/blacklist to prevent it from being detected. You don't have to disable a service if you can disable a troublesome part of it.
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