dealing with network interface name end0 on clean debian 12 install on a rock / rpi

I have a rock64 and I am trying to install debian 12 then OMV.

I have sucessfully completed a minimum debian 12 install and now following the guide for rpi install.

when i run the rpi preinstall script that I think should simply rename my network interface to eth0 something goes wrong. The interface is not renamed and I no longer get a dhcp IP assigned (says link is down). If I delete the file created by the preinstall script I am back to having my interface named end0

The file created by the script looks ok to me...

Do I need to run the preinstall script at all? I'm thinking that end0 might be ok?

[Match]
MACAddress=<correct mac address here>
[Link]
Name=eth0

Thanks. I am just following the install guide and this is what the pre-install script for rpi does.

It does not work running this script on clean netinstall of debian 12 so I wanted to see if I needed to fix this issue before proceeding.

I think (from memory during omv 7 beta) there could be an issue with the OMV install if you run rpi install script before addressing this

I'm also thinking why does this not work because I think this is the correct way to do a persistent interface rename in debian...

So I went ahead and installed omv using the rpi install script and it seems to have worked fine without using the preinstall script.

wget -O - https://github.com/OpenMediaVault-Plugin-Developers/installScript/raw/master/install | sudo bash

I do have a few other minor issues but making good progress on resolving them.

Got it. Thanks ryecoaaron