buster: prevent automatic creation of bond0 and dummy0 at boot #272
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Import systemd's modprobe config added in newer versions [1][2] to inhibit legacy automatic bond0 and dummy0 netdevice creation by the drivers. This requires building the drivers as modules, so switch them from =y to =m. Note that we can only do that for arm64, since x86_64 current does not enable dummy or bond support. [1] systemd/systemd@582faeb [2] systemd/systemd@cfe134e Signed-off-by: Jonas Gorski <jonas.gorski@bisdn.de>
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Import systemd's modprobe config added in newer versions [1][2] to inhibit legacy automatic bond0 and dummy0 netdevice creation by the drivers. This requires building the drivers as modules, so switch them from =y to =m.
Note that we can only do that for arm64, since x86_64 current does not enable dummy or bond support.
[1] systemd/systemd@582faeb
[2] systemd/systemd@cfe134e