NetworkManager tries to configure eth0 instead of eth0.1
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network-manager (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
System Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (precise), network-manager 0.9.4.0-0ubuntu4.1
I have the following configuration in /etc/network/
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
# The primary network interface
#auto eth0
auto eth0.1
The nm-applet shows this connection as "ifupdown(eth0.1)" correctly, although this can of course not be edited.
However, when activating this connection, network-manager activates eth0 instead of eth0.1, which of course does not work. Here is the relevant syslog:
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:48 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
[...]
Jul 26 08:11:50 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:50 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
Jul 26 08:11:50 LaptopMB NetworkManager[
As you can see, it is really not activating eth0.1 as written in /etc/nbetwork/
If I am doing something wrong, please tell me what and how it should be done instead.
Thank you very much.
@Michael: Please reboot, reproduce the bug, then run "apport-collect 1029273" to provide more information about the affected system.