Im am currently using a Linux Mint 19.2 distro for Macchanger.
Cinnamon Version - 4.2.3
Linux Kernel 5.0.0-25 generic
Macchanger version 1.7.0-5.3 build1
Whenever I boot up Linux It does not do that despite going with the yes option when I installed the package to do so. Instead my actual MAC Address is the one it uses. I do find it annoying having to do the terminal commands to do this every single time. Can there be a function request on being able to switch that around?
Another question if I made a specific mac address using the -p option shouldn't it stay instead of resetting every time i turn off my PC and reboot Linux? If not can there be a function added for that? I looked up help via macchanger -h but it doesn't say much, especially for those of those not experienced in such things.
Im am currently using a Linux Mint 19.2 distro for Macchanger. Cinnamon Version - 4.2.3 Linux Kernel 5.0.0-25 generic
Macchanger version 1.7.0-5.3 build1
Whenever I boot up Linux It does not do that despite going with the yes option when I installed the package to do so. Instead my actual MAC Address is the one it uses. I do find it annoying having to do the terminal commands to do this every single time. Can there be a function request on being able to switch that around?
Another question if I made a specific mac address using the -p option shouldn't it stay instead of resetting every time i turn off my PC and reboot Linux? If not can there be a function added for that? I looked up help via macchanger -h but it doesn't say much, especially for those of those not experienced in such things.