Hello, one of my recent factory upgrades 'killed' my WLAN connection. First I though it might be something kernel related, downgreaded kernel, no success. Then were some problems with wpa_supplicant (the -f was m issing it's parameter, as documented ion some bugzilla entry)... got fixed.. but still, I do not have a wlan connection. Yesterday I was finally taking the time to read some log files.. and the culprit seems to be dhclient which can not find the interface. I ASSUME it might come from a 2x rename of the interface that happens during bootup. eth0 (wired) still works, so dhclient is actually working (so does NM in general) eth1 get's renamed to eth1_rename and a second time during boot to eth1_rename_ren and somehow I fear that some internas even call it eth1_rename_rename (maybe that's why dhclient does not find the interface anymore?) So basically my question would be: how can I stop it from renaming this interface all the time? eth1 would be a perfect name IMO :) Cheers, Dominique --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org