Questions tagged [interface]
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Is it possible that multiple network interface (net_device) tied to a single physical adapter
I am new to the Linux kernel. Recently, I read some articles about Linux "network interface", understanding that it is a logical abstraction layer of the underlying physical adapter (NIC), ...
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How do I make Blender use the system mouse pointer?
Moving from X to Wayland caused all my mouse pointers to double in size. Fixing the system pointers was easy enough, but Blender uses its own custom pointer(s). Is there a way to make Blender use the ...
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How can I get information which interface is used to connect a monitor?
I've got a task to write a script that displays information about which monitors are connected and which interface is used for it. The result of a script execution should look something like this: ...
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USB error: " ERROR Transfer event TRB DMA ptr not part of current TD ep_index 4 comp_code 1"
I'm a beginner to Ubuntu and have been struggling with this issue for a few days. Basically, I am trying to record with an Orbbec Femto Bolt camera, but when I try to actually use the camera, it doesn'...
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How to check Network Speed of specific Interface
I could test using IPERF linux Utility. But I want to specifically send/receive data on particular interface. Is there any way to do that? I tried using iperf -c server_ip -B {IP_address of my ...
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Why is my WiFi is always hard-blocked on my HP Pavilion G6?
I wish you could help me with this matter which is WiFi hard blocked in my Linux machine and can't get the WiFi up. My device is an HP Pavilion G6 and WiFi card is Ralink 5390; the default of the ...
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Predictable network interface names with BusyBox
I want to map each hardware NIC to a specific linux network interface (ethX) persistently, as currently when an ethernet cable is reconnected, it picks an interface seemingly at random. This is ...
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Audio playback from assembly language in Unix?
Looking for a simple audio interface for Unix For fun, I'm learning x86 assembly language by porting an old game. The trickiest part is finding a way to play simple sounds (square waves, mostly). The ...
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How to interpret "functions ... may also be defined as macros"?
For the sake of public record, I'm asking here at SE rather than on the standardization mailing list, so that it'd be more accessible to people. With practically every headers that specify functions (...
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Display the IP addresses of all currently configured interfaces [closed]
Display the IP addresses of all currently configured interfaces. The output should done in the following format:i The interface eth0 currently has the IP 192.168.178.22 The interface eth1 currently ...
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renaming wireless interface
I know I can rename my wireless interface with ip link set name , but when I do other programs won't identify the new name, namely wash, and then if I run iwconfig down I can't get systemctl won't ...
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Debian name wifi interfaces according to their drivers using udev persistent-net.rules?
Hi I am working on Debian. Would like to name my wifi interfaces according to their driver modifying /etc/udev/rules.d/90-persistent-net.rules with: SUBSYSTEM=="net", ACTION=="add&...
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Interface groups
I started to study Linux networking system (especially Ubuntu) lately. I got interface info by command ip a like this: 1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group ...
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nmcli add a route to dev not a next hop
Need to add a static route with nmcli to a device interface. I would like to mimic a command like this with ip route (traffic sent to the interface NOT a next-hop ip) ip route add 4.4.0.0/30 dev ens4 ...
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Measure traffic for an interface monthly
I am running a small RPi server in a remote home and I have a simcard with very limited data usage. I would like to have a file that measures cumulatively month by month (starting, for example, from ...
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