specifically, changing S24dhcdbd to S13dhcdbd in /etc/rc[2,3,4,5].d (I used "sysv-rc-conf -p ' by the way) so NetworkManager gets eth0 up faster .
On my computer, that eliminated eth0 trying and failing to start about seven times before succeeding.
With that change to dhcdbd startup priority and the previously suggested change, I end up with:
- eth0 starts one time
- there is an extraneous ntpd start that fails to get associations
- heindsight's script stops ntp, runs ntpdate, then restarts ntp, successfully
Other than the extraneous ntpd "too early" start, this is exactly the sequence desired, so I consider my system fixed.
This, or an equivalent change accomplishing the same thing, needs to be implemented by the devs ASAP.
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heindsight's method worked for me, with one additional change that he also suggested at ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?t=647559& page=5 ...
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specifically, changing S24dhcdbd to S13dhcdbd in /etc/rc[2,3,4,5].d (I used "sysv-rc-conf -p ' by the way) so NetworkManager gets eth0 up faster .
On my computer, that eliminated eth0 trying and failing to start about seven times before succeeding.
With that change to dhcdbd startup priority and the previously suggested change, I end up with:
- eth0 starts one time
- there is an extraneous ntpd start that fails to get associations
- heindsight's script stops ntp, runs ntpdate, then restarts ntp, successfully
Other than the extraneous ntpd "too early" start, this is exactly the sequence desired, so I consider my system fixed.
This, or an equivalent change accomplishing the same thing, needs to be implemented by the devs ASAP.