Hello fellow humans,
I was looking to start contributing to busybox where/when I can, so I
was taking a look at some low hanging fruit to get an idea of how things
work/dealing with mailing lists/etc.
I came across the note on the busybox.new site that libbb/ could
probably use some attention, an
Alpine Linux documentation [1] explains using busybox 'nameif' to rename
ethernet devices.
But it appears 'mdev' doesn't invoke the command:
$ mdev -s -v 2>&1 | grep nameif
[nothing]
/etc/mdev.conf looks like:
-SUBSYSTEM=net;DEVPATH=.*/net/.*;.* root:root 0600 @/sbin/nameif -s
Note the
On Wed, Oct 30, 2024 at 7:26 PM Mike Diehl wrote:
> I just installed busybox on my Kubuntu machine with:
> sudo apt install busybox
> However, during the install, I saw a lot of messages implying that it
> was making modifications to my system's /boot partition. So I'm worried:
> is my machine sti
Mark Hills wrote in
<4323c58e-9e40-4e02-5df3-358db74e1...@xwax.org>:
|Alpine Linux documentation [1] explains using busybox 'nameif' to rename
|ethernet devices.
|
|But it appears 'mdev' doesn't invoke the command:
|
| $ mdev -s -v 2>&1 | grep nameif
| [nothing]
|
|/etc/mdev.conf looks