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Network interfaces are assumed to start with "wlan" or "eth"
The network interfaces for --network
are assumed to be something like wlan0
or eth1
. In the latest version of Arch Linux, the network interfaces are named based on pci. For instance, my lspci
output shows 03:00.0 Network controller (...)
, so the network interface is named wlp3s0
. This could be fixed by adding the ability for the --wlan
, --eth
, and --ppp
options to accept something like wlp3s0
. They currently only accept something like 0
, meaning wlan0
.
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