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Hi, All. |
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This is a bit odd, because of a non conventional hardware platform: Odroid |
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(Hardkernel). |
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But I guess overall rules apply to all. |
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I need a second network interface, the original and single one present on |
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the board is to be connected to a GigE camera, so I use a USB/ethernet |
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adapter to have SSH remote access. |
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I have set up the boot manager so that network interfaces would be named |
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according to the predictable names rules. If not, the USB/eth adapter gets |
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"eth0" if the device is present at boot, otherwise, it is "eth1". |
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But if I disconnect the USB/ethernet adapter to leave the system alone, and |
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after a while I need to take a look on what's going on and plug back the |
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USB/ethernet adapter, it comes up as "eth0" again. |
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Anyone could give me a hint on where to look at it? Why the new interface |
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is named in a way during boot and another during normal use? |
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Thank you! |
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