Tom Horsley (horsley1953@xxxxxxxxx) said: > > This way both minimal install and bigger > > installs that use network manager can coexist. > > Actually, people claim they can coexist already, now that > the NM_MANAGED (or whatever it is named) flag has been added > to the ifcfg files. That's never set by default, so you'd have them both managing the same interfaces. Now, in rawhide/F13, you have integration code such that ifup/ifdown will call NetworkManager if it's running to bring devices up/down, however, this is very new code and probably still needs some shaking out. > Which really brings up the question: > Why the heck is network disabled by default? If they can > in fact coexist, why not just always enable both? Starting two services is wasteful. Bill -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
