There is a bug report for this in every ubuntu release since hardy I
think, why do you keep reintroducing this bug every time?
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interface-mtu kills my network connection
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/483657
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Public bug reported:
The interface-mtu string in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf kills my network
connection. If I don't edit that file removing the word interface-mtu on
every ubuntu install I do, I can't surf the web. The connection stays on
but it won't surf. My isp is fastweb, a very common isp in
Yes, but this is the way things are which is different from the way
things should be and making people buy a new router seems to me more
difficult than just not enabling a small string in a file by default,
expecially if this string does nothing but causing trouble to new and
unexperienced users
