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authorGiancarlo Razzolini2016-08-26 13:32:51 -0300
committerGiancarlo Razzolini2016-08-26 13:32:51 -0300
commit7e5494872036d6a94e652e56b6b457623341ca86 (patch)
treeae4505e29f99ce6fa6021053b9e0c02fc1db71c8 /mkinitcpio-netconf.install
parent78e12904206bb5e145af5d4efae385e0aa26f36a (diff)
downloadaur-7e5494872036d6a94e652e56b6b457623341ca86.tar.gz
* Commit of version 0.0.4.
Diffstat (limited to 'mkinitcpio-netconf.install')
-rw-r--r--mkinitcpio-netconf.install12
1 files changed, 9 insertions, 3 deletions
diff --git a/mkinitcpio-netconf.install b/mkinitcpio-netconf.install
index c9e04f887c80..cb105426f564 100644
--- a/mkinitcpio-netconf.install
+++ b/mkinitcpio-netconf.install
@@ -7,8 +7,10 @@ post_install() {
It is meant to be used alongside other hooks that need early userspace networking
such as, mkinitcpio-dropbear. There is also an optional netconf_timeout kernel
command line argument that can be used when obtaining the ip address using dhcp, so
- that ipconfig will not hang forever waiting for an IP addres. To use this hook
- add the netconf hook before any other hook that need networking in
+ that ipconfig will not hang forever waiting for an IP addres. You can nest multiple ip=
+ parameters inside a single ip= parameter, separated by : to configure multiple interfaces.
+ There is no limit on the number of interfaces configured, but the kernel cmdline size.
+ To use this hook add the netconf hook before any other hook that need networking in
"/etc/mkinitcpio.conf" and rebuild the initramfs.
INSTALLEOF
}
@@ -23,9 +25,13 @@ REMOVEEOF
post_upgrade() {
cat<<UPGRADEEOF
- There is now an optiona kernel command line parameter named netconf_timeout that
+ There is now an optional kernel command line parameter named netconf_timeout that
is used to pass the timeout option to ipconfig. This is means that when using
ip=dhcp as a kernel command line parameter, ipconfig will not hang forever if the
dhcp server is unavailable.
+
+ You can also now nest multiple ip= parameters inside a single ip= parameter,
+ separated by : to configure multiple interfaces. There is no limit on the number
+ of interfaces configured, but the kernel cmdline size.
UPGRADEEOF
}