On Sat, Nov 3, 2012 at 9:08 PM, Ed Greshko
Disabling doesn't prevent some other service from activating it again when it checks for network connectivity. If you really want it to be permanent, mask it instead
Are you saying that even if you
systemctl disable NetworkManager.service
it gives you problems?
Disabling doesn't prevent some other service from activating it again when it checks for network connectivity. If you really want it to be permanent, mask it instead
systemctl mask NetworkManager.service
Rahul
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