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To be SUPER-BRIEF, bad disk crash, the disk was really bad, so I grabbed another disk (yeah... I three more on my desk).
I decided to try Devuan, BUT a few years ago my network card went bad, so I popped another one in, while leaving the old/dead network card still in place. Debian has ALWAYS noticed that I had two network cards and asked which one I should use.
Devuan did not. It kept using my dead card, thus I had no network capability with Devuan.
a few years ago my network card went bad, so I popped another one in, while leaving the old/dead network card still in place.
Why! Have you not removed it immediately, but left it in there for "a few years"! And apparently still haven't! Facepalm!
(rhetorical question, please do not answer)
Distribution: Mainly Devuan, antiX, & Void, with Tiny Core, Fatdog, & BSD thrown in.
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When first introduced systemd would cause all sorts of problems, (& it's Windows like, taking over everything), which is why so many people dislike it.
(It seems to work OK now, but I still prefer not to use it, if possible - I'm used to the old ways.)
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