* Remove all references to interfaces from the /etc/dhcp/dhclient.conf file
* Create separate configuration files for each interface with the options specific to each interface
* In the /etc/network/interfaces file, mark all DHCP interfaces as "manual" instead of "dhcp"
* Add a line to /etc/network/interfaces for each DHCP interface to manually bring it up using a command line that explicitly specifies its config file
For example, this is one of the stanzas in my /e/n/i file:
FYI if anyone is also affected by this bug, I was able to find a workaround. See the last comment by idallen here:
http:// ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?t=1431860& p=12313662# post12313662
Essentially you want to do this:
* Remove all references to interfaces from the /etc/dhcp/ dhclient. conf file interfaces file, mark all DHCP interfaces as "manual" instead of "dhcp" interfaces for each DHCP interface to manually bring it up using a command line that explicitly specifies its config file
* Create separate configuration files for each interface with the options specific to each interface
* In the /etc/network/
* Add a line to /etc/network/
For example, this is one of the stanzas in my /e/n/i file:
allow-hotplug lte0 dhclient- lte0.conf -pf /run/dhclient. lte0.pid -lf /var/lib/ dhcp/dhclient. lte0.leases lte0 dhclient- lte0.conf -lf /var/lib/ dhcp/dhclient. lte0.leases lte0
iface lte0 inet manual
up dhclient -1 -v -cf /etc/dhcp/
down dhclient -r -cf /etc/dhcp/