Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
Alexander E. Patrakov wrote:
There is no network bootscript anymore, because this doesn't handle
more than one network card well. dhcpcd is started from udev rules for
all interfaces that have a non-zero MAC address.
Aha. I knew I missed something important. :) Thanks for that. So isn't
there any way we can allow a user to disable DHCP at boot without
modifying the CD itself?
Currently, not.
On a separate, but somewhat related issue, do you have any objection to
adding our bootscripts patch to the bootscripts in LFS trunk?
I prefer to keep it separate, because this patch is closely tied with the LiveCD
boot process. I.e., it can change if we alter initramfs, e.g., move back to unionfs.
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