Ian Pilcher <arequipeno@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Why are you running systemd-networkd at all?
That’s a really good question — the decision wasn’t made by me. I think the people in charge of updating the device’s Linux distribution were just thinking along general principles that systemd is the way things are done now, and networkd is part of systemd, so.
In any case, I resolved the conflict by updating my code to write out config files into /run/systemd/network (and then restarting networkd) instead of modifying the Linux state directly. That way my code is working with networkd rather than fighting with it, and it seems to be working well.
Jeremy
> Why are you running systemd-networkd at all?
That’s a really good question — the decision wasn’t made by me. I think the people in charge of updating the device’s Linux distribution were just thinking along general principles that systemd is the way things are done now, and networkd is part of systemd, so.
In any case, I resolved the conflict by updating my code to write out config files into /run/systemd/network (and then restarting networkd) instead of modifying the Linux state directly. That way my code is working with networkd rather than fighting with it, and it seems to be working well.
Jeremy
