** Changed in: snappy
Status: New => Fix Released
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Title:
/etc/machine-id changes with every reboot
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@Oliver: What is console-conf using to retrieve a IP address over DHCP?
If it is dhclient and in a subsequent boot networkd is used then we have
different storage locations for the leases which would explain why the
DHCP request is sent again and a new IP address assigned.
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so i added the necessary fixes to the ubuntu-core image, but there is
still something wrong even with a non-moving machine-id ...
i have verified the id stays the same from first boot on, but the IP
still changes once on second boot, but then stays the same for all
subsequent ones ...
sadly on
Ah, that explains it. IRC conversation suggests that /etc/machine-id is
not part of the root file system but mounted from someplace else -- this
must happen in the initramfs already, not during boot (that's too late).
** Summary changed:
- IP changes with every reboot
+ /etc/machine-id changes
