When does OMV implement NetPlan?

  • (beware, newbie typing) I'm seeing that my "non netplan" network config (in /etc/network/interfaces) is not touched by the OMV install.


    Then after some use, a few days later I see that the /etc/network/interfaces file has been modified to near nothing and now there are yaml files in /etc/netplan.


    QUESTION: When does OMV implement NetPlan?


    I think it's when I run omv-firstaid and configure my NIC... but wanted to ask for confirmation.


    tldr; I have a Beelink SER 5 with a Realtek r8125 that is not recognized by Debian 13.3 "out of the box" so I SSH using the wlp3s0 nic and then install the 8125 using git clone https://github.com/awesometic/realtek-r8125-dkms.git and then have to manually edit the /etc/network/interfaces file to have a static IP on the Realtek nic (eno1). After the OMV install, all my /etc/network/interfaces entries are untouched and OMV works as advertised... but a few days later I notice the /etc/network/interfaces file is now "source /etc/network/interfaces.d/*" only and yaml files are in the /etc/netplan directory.

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    When does OMV implement NetPlan?

    On install or when you run omv-firstaid or when you make changes in the network section in the omv web interface. You should not use /etc/network/interfaces at all.

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