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Preserve bond and ip kernel params #7448

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@jared-gs jared-gs commented Jul 7, 2023

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The bond and ip kernel params are typically used to configure networking on the host and should be preserved when Talos is installed

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The bond and ip kernel params are typically used to configure networking on the host and should be preserved when Talos is installed.
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smira commented Jul 7, 2023

we would like to discuss this further, as it was supposed that kernel args only configure networking on the first boot (before machine config is acquired).

also there's a way to perform a special configuraiton of network params via META partition. in either case, I would love to see your flow and usecase to understand it better

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This would actually break my flow if implemented badly - I use a provisioning VLAN/Subnet on first boot but then I switch to a completely different one and I don't expect Talos to use an interface I didn't provision.

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