My issue has to do with the boot up process as it has to do with a fresh installation, as well as a default arrangement of various parts, but particularly networking.
As I understand it, systemd is the currently used service configuration suite for the OS. With that said, the choice of network management could fall to ifupdown, NetworkManager, systemd-networkd or networking.service.
I recently installed Debian 12 on a ThinkPad 2-in-1 laptop and got a strange situation in networking. However, to solve the problem, I need to know certain facts first, and particular questions need answering from the Debian team.
Is systemd the current service configuration setup?
Is systemd-networkd the current network methodology or even a preferred one?
Thank you.
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<div dir="auto">My issue has to do with the boot up process as it has to do with a fresh installation, as well as a default arrangement of various parts, but particularly networking.<br></div><div dir="auto"><br></div><div dir="auto">As I understand it,
systemd is the currently used service configuration suite for the OS. With that said, the choice of network management could fall to ifupdown, NetworkManager, systemd-networkd or networking.service.<br></div><div dir="auto"><br></div><div dir="auto"
I recently installed Debian 12 on a ThinkPad 2-in-1 laptop and got a strange situation in networking. However, to solve the problem, I need to know certain facts first, and particular questions need answering from the Debian team.<br></div><div
dir="auto"><br></div><div dir="auto">Is systemd the current service configuration