On Apr 25, "Tony A. Lambley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The change log doesn't suggest the syntax has changed :-( It has not. The rules reported as invalid have been invalid for a very long time, but they were tolerated. And the changelog is clear about this:
udev (0.090-2) unstable; urgency=medium
* Added patch udev-compare-name-01 from the upstream maintainer.
It adds support for matching on NAME and this allows not needing to
set ENV{INTERFACE_OLD}, which can now be removed from the
z25_persistent-net.rules file. Now any rule which sets the name of a
network interface will prevent write_net_rules from running.
This also means that rules must properly use = and == for assignments
and comparisons.
Use 0.090-4 and they will be properly ignored, use 0.091 (when it will
be released) and you will get more verbose error messages.
--
ciao,
Marco
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