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--- Comment #8 from Franco Fichtner ---
ISP server implementations appear to differ subtly even inside the protocol. We
can get a couple of reports per year about new weirdness during lease acquire
or renew. Personally, I've never had persi
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--- Comment #5 from Curtis Villamizar ---
(In reply to Zhenlei Huang from comment #4)
The problem did not go away if using dhcp6c, I just gave up on using dhcp6c.
I'm using dhcpcd with 14.1-STABLE built on 20240809 (uname -K == 1401502,
un
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--- Comment #4 from Zhenlei Huang ---
(In reply to Curtis Villamizar from comment #3)
> This can be closed as no longer reproducable (for now).
May you please share on which version this issue is no longer reproducible ?
> I am no longer u
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--- Comment #3 from Curtis Villamizar ---
This can be closed as no longer reproducable (for now). I am no longer using
dhcp6c, using dhcpcd instead. I'm not seeing this problem with dhcpcd.
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--- Comment #2 from Curtis Villamizar ---
I attempted a bisect but the test might need work so I have to do it over.
The test is:
compile kernel on build machine
reboot build machine with new kernel
rebuild net/realtek-re-kmod from ports s
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