Re: How to disable persistent network device names?

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Olaf wrote

> Could be something from the SLES initramfs?
> I don't have/use SLES so I really don't know where the rename to 
> eth_s2_* comes from, sorry.

You had the right idea! I was using a initrd on this host and the
mkinitrd script copies the 70-persistent-net.rules into the initrd
if it finds this file. I guess while I was trying around with the
udev rules, a new kernel was installed (happens automatically after
a reboot) and took the wrong file for its initrd.

Now with this solved, I can go on with your bypass-rules to be 
independent of the MACs.

Thanks a lot for your help!!
cu,
Frank

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