Apologies for opening an issue, I didn't see a discussion option.
I am trying to fix an issue on armbian where the ethernet mac addresses are not being assigned properly. If the system is booted with an active connection on the LAN interface both interfaces are assigned the same MAC address. I did not see this issue with friendlycore focal and noticed that a udev rule was created (/etc/udedv/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules). Having this assigned properly should fix the issue on armbian and make the board much more versatile (and save me a seemingly never ending amount of frustration). For some reason just creating a udev rule after everything is set up does not always sole the problem, but I'm hoping having it assigned at the initial boot will do so.
Apologies for opening an issue, I didn't see a discussion option.
I am trying to fix an issue on armbian where the ethernet mac addresses are not being assigned properly. If the system is booted with an active connection on the LAN interface both interfaces are assigned the same MAC address. I did not see this issue with friendlycore focal and noticed that a udev rule was created (/etc/udedv/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules). Having this assigned properly should fix the issue on armbian and make the board much more versatile (and save me a seemingly never ending amount of frustration). For some reason just creating a udev rule after everything is set up does not always sole the problem, but I'm hoping having it assigned at the initial boot will do so.
Can someone point me to the correct spot?