A, and there is at least on case, where wrong transaction ID is normal:
[I/42 dhcp]: Waiting for IP...
[I/42 dhcp]: Waiting for IP...
[W/245 dhcp]: Got packet with wrong transaction ID (1658613712, 83593658)
OSv sends first discover. DHCP server takes some time, to check if lease is
actually
The idea of releasing IP during boot was really bad - any code doing TCP/IP
during that time could be affected. I saw problem with nfs-mount.so, for
example.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Justin
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> On 7 Jan 2017, at 08:03, Rick Payne wrote:
> I wondered if it was something to do with getting the hostname via
> cloud-init, and re-doing the DHCP? I can’t say I’ve tried this before that
> recent change went in - if I get a chance later I will do…
So looks like I
I’ve started playing with cloud-init, and I’m occasionally seeing things halt
during startup. Not very frequently, but frequently enough that it looks like
some race condition. The indicator is the DHCP message ‘Got packet with wrong
transaction ID’. Anyone else seen this?
BSD shrinker: