la 30. tammik. 2021 klo 14.46 Santiago Garcia Mantinan (ma...@debian.org) kirjoitti: > > > On a host with a mixture of USB WiFi dongles and Ethernet cards, I have to > > specify the MAC address using both bridge_hw and ifup's generic hwaddress > > to ensure that the host fetches the correct IP address via DHCP. > > > Nonetheless, the bridge picks up the IPv6 EUI64 local link (fe80) of one > > of the USB WiFi dongles. When I need to remove the dongle, it makes the > > bridge collapse. > > Well, we are talking about this also on #979963, but anyway, what you are > descriving here is a different thing, as you are telling me that bridge_hw > is being ignored and that you are using also hwaddress. > > What I need to be able to replicate this is more info on your setup, I mean, > I need your network/interfaces (you can change macs and IPs of course) and > the "ip a" output with everything plugged and up like you have it setup and > then the same but without hwaddress applied (I'm supposing here that you > don't need hwaddress if bridge_hw works ok).
Anonymized and attached. > If you change macs or IPs, please make it consistant in the sense that MAC X > is always MAC X and you don't leave it unchanged on the IPv6 or somewhere > else, and the same with the IPs. That's already the case. > I want to get the same feeling as you get there to try to replicate that > here. > > See also: Bug#980752. > > I have looked at it and I don't like some of the things I read... > > You say: If the WiFi dongles are declared on the allow-hotplug line.... > > I have said this on the doc and also on other bugs, please, don't put the > interfaces of the bridge on their own entries on network/interfaces, > instead, if you need something set up for the bridge, please use the > bridge's declaration, like for example... > > pre-up service hostapd start || true > post-down service hostapd stop || true That is not practical for removable devices. We really need allow-hotplug to work. Martin-Éric
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