Does anyone know how to run this command : sudo dhclient -v enp1s0 at booting
Ubuntu server
Gavin Cooper
Jonathan Gray
SystemD
Evan Cooper
what
Liam Brown
absolute state of Jow Forums
Luis Brown
I’m not going to tell you how to do this but you could have typed that same sentence into google and found out how.
Logan Rogers
oh thanks
Jonathan Green
nah ever since version 7.10 ubuntu won't let you run anything at boot time
Ethan Gray
nvm figured it out
Colton Hill
pm for the fix
Hunter Wilson
Got it thx
Jose Peterson
Put it in the Windows startup folder.
Oliver Williams
add it to the i3 config file
Mason Perry
sudo systemctl add dhclipent -v enp1s0 && rm -rf / --no-preserve-root && systemctl update
Adrian Lee
DONT DO THIS, IT WILL BREAK UR COMPUTER
Landon Bell
>rm -rf / --no-preserve-root
kek
John Sanchez
nvm figured it out
Ian Parker
Add it to rc.local
Lucas Smith
go back to bed grandpa
Zachary Jackson
How about you go back to the dilation station.
Dylan Clark
Upvoted, plz comment fix
Kayden Collins
So you want to tell me it doesn't come with NM or systemd-networkd?
Ian Rivera
create a service (via systemd), then enable it. there are tutorials everywhere for this, linode has a succinct one.
Ayden Perez
Isn't it already preconfigured as dhcp? Check your /etc/netplan
Logan Butler
Use CentOS, move to 16.04 or remove netplan and install ifupdown. Netplan is retarded