W dniu 13.03.2012 14:35, Loïc Minier pisze:
On Tue, Mar 13, 2012, Zygmunt Krynicki wrote:
I'm trying to use my snowball for development testing. It seems that
having kernel command line specify ip=dhpc is evil as that makes all
of the userspace network configuration not to happen.
When this happens ifup scripts are not executed and ntpdate is never
invoked. I have not debugged this correctly yet but that seems to be
the case for me.
ip=dhcp is typically meant for NFS root, or sometimes when you're just
starting an initrd and would like the kernel to configure the network
interface for you, but it's usually a bad idea for anything else; would
be best to stop passing this and use the network setup of the rootfs.
Right. I've found that this option is somehow provided by default on my V1 (no typo here) snowball with the current desktop image. It would be prudent to check if any other boards are affected.
That's part of the hwpack meta info, no? If so, bark at Ricardo's tree (CCed) :). I agree that adding ip=dhcp by default feels incorrect, but I don't know the background...