Using an APU4 board this does not work. ISOLINUX has no serial console set, and the kernel command line seems to have no serial interface either.
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Jun 16 2019
Please verify the fix with latest rolling release
Jun 15 2019
Also supported in EdgeOS
Jun 12 2019
Jun 11 2019
Why plural and not singular dhcp-option?
Jun 5 2019
Just did a fresh build w/o problems - seems you downloaded the sources instead of git clone as suggested by @runborg
Jun 3 2019
Unfortunately this was a miss understanding between @zsdc and me, but the provided fix targeted the same direction.
Jun 2 2019
IMHO this was fixed by @rherold and is merged into the latest rolling. Please verify if the issue still exists.
[ 44.984873] igb: loading out-of-tree module taints kernel. [ 44.988636] Intel(R) Gigabit Ethernet Linux Driver - version 5.3.5.22s [ 44.988638] Copyright(c) 2007 - 2019 Intel Corporation.
Jun 1 2019
@SteveP latest ISO has the driver updates, please test.
@dmbaturin is there any reason the IPv6 peer-group is under address-family ipv6-unicast and the IPv4 peer-group is not? Seems this one was missed during migration?
Please test and verify with latest rolling
May 31 2019
May 30 2019
Its only in the current branch for rolling, not in 1.2.1 crux - but can be backported
Adding some debug code to /opt/vyatta/share/vyatta-cfg/templates/protocols/ospf/passive-interface/node.def (set -x for delete) shows:
May 29 2019
If there is a refactoring ongoing please also consider the following change to flatten the PPPoE IPv6 configuration by making use of a present nested node:
May 28 2019
May 27 2019
We can't use the current iproute2 package from upstream Debian as commit f900a21611c03e6d83104f2a862cd4c5f160d35f ("utils.h: provide fallback CLOCK_TAI definition") is only available in iproute2 after the release of v4.19. The reason is CLOCK_TAI isn't exposed by glibc < 2.21 and we use glibc 2.19 in VyOS (comes with Debian Jessie)
May 26 2019
Please refer to the equuleus Git branch. There is already a Docker container and some smal fixes to the build system.
Remaining question is: Why do we need our own iproute fork and can't use the upstream packages commit https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/network/iproute2/iproute2.git/commit/?id=f900a21611c03e6d83104f2a862cd4c5f160d35f for VyOS? Thats the commit we build right now in https://github.com/vyos/vyatta-iproute
May 24 2019
May 23 2019
May 22 2019
You can always let SSH listen to a loopback address
May 21 2019
8472 is the default port used by the Kernel, and thus fully backwards compatible with older installations. 4789 is the IANA assigned value which you could configure using remote-port.
IMHO the only reasonable solution would be to git bisect the Kernel and find the commit which introduced the problem.
May 20 2019
@rob Fix will be in next rolling release
Thank you @wsapplegate for the contribution. Please test with the next rolling release.
Thank you @wsapplegate for the contribution. Please test with the next rolling release.