On 12/30/12 at 06:05pm, Jouke Witteveen wrote:
You don't need to enable them. It takes all profiles on the interface into account, unless a profile sets ExcludeAuto. The netctl-auto should work nearly identical to the old net-auto-wireless, so you should be good. Indeed, you did spot the first bug: ExcludeAuto was not documentated! This is fixed in git now.
I cannot get netctl-auto to work. My interface is wlan0, so I have done: # systemctl enable netctl-auto@wlan0.service as well as: # netctl-auto start wlan0 Neither of which have worked. I have but one profile in /etc/network.d which contains the following: Description='Home Network' Interface=wlan0 Connection=wireless Security=wpa ESSID=AwesomeNetwork IP='dhcp' Key=<super-secret-password> ExcludeAuto=no This works by starting it via "netctl start" as well as enabling it with netctl@.service. I tried with and without the ExcludeAuto=no line. Am I missing something? Regards -- Curtis Shimamoto sugar.and.scruffy@gmail.com