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Since osmo-gsm-tester.git I17ee94b175deb88faff71e7788c482093693f8a8, the
file is available in the repository, so let's simply install it from
there.
Change-Id: Icb4827c4126c997633e23e4d778ff9b1a1836322
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Let's avoid duplicating and having to add manually the files here every
time a new helper is required by osmo-gsm-tester.
Change-Id: Ibbdd291f4c3f7aecdd5118cc2b3b35edaddf7c09
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Change-Id: Iaa8802b86429abfaf84fc0f20bd207737dbc9812
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Otherwise every time the interface is added (ie when it goes back to
default netns), the generate name changes due to DEVPATH containing
current name at the end of the path.
Change-Id: I87c686caa23a3b39e48e0762d4323a59be7cd4b8
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Currently ofono doesn't catch network interface renaming (takes the name
at ofono startup time).
If a modem crashes, its net iface is unregistered and registered again,
and it can happen that the new name is not the same as before (for
instance, wwan8->wwan0 if wwan0 is located on another netns).
These udev rules allow creating persistent unique names to prevent modem
crashes resulting on interface name changing.
dhcpcd is known to race against udev when managing dev interfaces,
bringing them up before udev sometimes, and then udev is unable to
rename it. By denying dhcpcd from managing modem ifaces (ww* and r*
according to kernel/our rules), we get rid of this issue.
Related: OS#3881
Change-Id: Ic3ef75285aa84f9aa606562cd2f6166de186c1a6
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Related: OS#2308
Change-Id: I587dd5630b211a906351f064c718f8f4c5fe6273
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Change-Id: I7fafae340221cac63e33bccabcce6fd8f4385514
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Change-Id: Idd0426a8130046e7aacc02421440eb403bd88888
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Introduce playbooks to do:
- setup-jenkins-slave - setup a usualy or special jenkins-slave
- setup-gsm-tester - setup the gsm-tester
Change-Id: I7007a4e6c38f73843390ec2b3b91133aff21e36a
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