Hi, I've just upgraded a fedora39 server to fedora40 and my network stopped working because I was still using the legacy network-scripts ifcfg format.
I've gone through the migration using nmcli but not all connections were migrated properly and no files were written to /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections. The directory is empty. Any idea why this may have happened? The connections are there: # nmcli c NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE br0 bc8c06e1-de8a-45cb-b011-ee517f316527 bridge br0 eth1 25253a0c-a37f-4fbf-821b-167cb4a4c2d9 ethernet eth1 Wired connection 1 d689f70c-1b64-370d-aa18-cf4bb8fb38c3 ethernet eth0 lo 74c10aaf-3f2b-4e18-a751-d0bd601dbf7b loopback lo virbr0 a8bd63ea-f45e-4230-aaff-882bfa1c16fd bridge virbr0 vnet0 03e4e6cc-c720-4f93-8189-ecde725292b4 tun vnet0 Wired connection 2 3f23946f-954b-3760-bfc8-2df420e6d503 ethernet -- However, I also have virtual interfaces on eth1:1 and others. What are the next steps? # nmcli c migrate Connection 'lo' (74c10aaf-3f2b-4e18-a751-d0bd601dbf7b) successfully migrated. Connection 'Wired connection 1' (d689f70c-1b64-370d-aa18-cf4bb8fb38c3) successfully migrated. Connection 'Wired connection 2' (3f23946f-954b-3760-bfc8-2df420e6d503) successfully migrated. Connection 'br0' (bc8c06e1-de8a-45cb-b011-ee517f316527) successfully migrated. Connection 'virbr0' (a8bd63ea-f45e-4230-aaff-882bfa1c16fd) successfully migrated. Connection 'vnet0' (03e4e6cc-c720-4f93-8189-ecde725292b4) successfully migrated. Connection 'eth1' (25253a0c-a37f-4fbf-821b-167cb4a4c2d9) successfully migrated. I've also tried "nmcli con reload". I also had to manually bring up eth1 with ifconfig.
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