Public bug reported:
systemd in xenial-proposed has support for predictable network
interfaces names for ACPI-described platform devices. However, the
latest d-i in xenial-proposed was built with the previous systemd
upload. This has a nasty side-effect that the NICs will have one name
during install (e.g. eth1) but, after reboot, will have a different name
(e.g. enahisic1). Further, if you used one of these NICs as your install
interface, the network will fail to come up post-install.
** Affects: debian-installer (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Affects: debian-installer (Ubuntu Xenial)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: debian-installer (Ubuntu Xenial)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
systemd in xenial-proposed has support for predictable network
interfaces names for ACPI-described platform devices. However, the
latest d-i in xenial-proposed was built with the previous systemd
- upload. This has a nasty side-effect that the NICs will have have
- different names during install (e.g. eth1) but after reboot, will have a
- different name (e.g. enahisic1). Further, if you used one of these NICs
- as your install interface, the network will fail to come up post-
- install.
+ upload. This has a nasty side-effect that the NICs will have one name
+ during install (e.g. eth1) but, after reboot, will have a different name
+ (e.g. enahisic1). Further, if you used one of these NICs as your install
+ interface, the network will fail to come up post-install.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1705137
Title:
ACPI platform nics names change after install
Status in debian-installer package in Ubuntu:
New
Status in debian-installer source package in Xenial:
New
Bug description:
systemd in xenial-proposed has support for predictable network
interfaces names for ACPI-described platform devices. However, the
latest d-i in xenial-proposed was built with the previous systemd
upload. This has a nasty side-effect that the NICs will have one name
during install (e.g. eth1) but, after reboot, will have a different
name (e.g. enahisic1). Further, if you used one of these NICs as your
install interface, the network will fail to come up post-install.
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