Re: trunk(4) driver with optional interface?
Le 13/03/2020 à 13:23, Raf Czlonka a écrit :> Hi David, hotplugd(8) might help here. Thanks, I've heard of it in the past. Can't understand how I did forget it. That will help me a lot! Regards, -- David
Re: trunk(4) driver with optional interface?
On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 12:13:45PM GMT, David Demelier wrote: > Hello, > > I'm using trunk(4) pseudo device to aggregate my wireless iwm(4) and my > dock ethernet interface ure(4) together. > > Since my laptop is not always connected to my dock, when booting I get a > trunk error if the interface is not available: > > ifconfig: SIOCTRUNKPORT: Invalid argument > > Hopefully, this is not a big deal as my iwm(4) is still available and > used nevertheless. > > Do you have any other recommandations or advises in my case? Because if > I plug my laptop into the dock after the creation of the trunk interface > I must use ifconfig by hand to attach it. If there is a way to detect > the attachment of a new interface, I could create an automatic script > too. Hi David, hotplugd(8) might help here. Regards, Raf > Content of my /etc/hostname.trunk0, /etc/hostname.iwm0 and > /etc/hostname.ure0: > > # /etc/hostname.trunk0 > trunkproto failover trunkport ure0 > trunkport iwm0 > dhcp > > # /etc/hostname.iwm0 > join myssid wpakey p > up > > # /etc/hostname.ure0 > up > > I'm using OpenBSD-current at the moment. > > Regards, > > -- > David >
trunk(4) driver with optional interface?
Hello, I'm using trunk(4) pseudo device to aggregate my wireless iwm(4) and my dock ethernet interface ure(4) together. Since my laptop is not always connected to my dock, when booting I get a trunk error if the interface is not available: ifconfig: SIOCTRUNKPORT: Invalid argument Hopefully, this is not a big deal as my iwm(4) is still available and used nevertheless. Do you have any other recommandations or advises in my case? Because if I plug my laptop into the dock after the creation of the trunk interface I must use ifconfig by hand to attach it. If there is a way to detect the attachment of a new interface, I could create an automatic script too. Content of my /etc/hostname.trunk0, /etc/hostname.iwm0 and /etc/hostname.ure0: # /etc/hostname.trunk0 trunkproto failover trunkport ure0 trunkport iwm0 dhcp # /etc/hostname.iwm0 join myssid wpakey p up # /etc/hostname.ure0 up I'm using OpenBSD-current at the moment. Regards, -- David
