Hi together,
if I do an automated Debian install via FAI the installed system gets its IP
address via DHCP according to /etc/network/interfaces (auto eth0 inet dhcp).
How can I switch this so that the interface is configured static?
I didn't find a solution yet in the FAI wiki / doc.
Jerome Eichler wrote:
> How can I switch this so that the interface is configured static?
Just don't assign the class DHCPC to the system :)
Then, some script (not sure which one, it might be one in
scripts/DEFAULT or so - grep for "interfaces" in the scripts dir)
creates an /etc/network/interfac
Hi,
Jerome Eichler wrote on 2009-05-16 11:48:44 +0200 [Network settings / DHCP]:
>
> if I do an automated Debian install via FAI the installed system gets its IP
> address via DHCP according to /etc/network/interfaces (auto eth0 inet dhcp).
>
> How can I switch this so that the interface is conf
