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Every 20 minutes the system is searching for a network that doesn't exist. This is a standalone system. Below are the messages. How do I stop these? They seem to slow things down after a while.
: eth0: trying to use old lease in `/var/lib/dhcpcd/dhcpcd-eth0.info' : eth0: broadcasting for a lease thanks, idee |
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Press Alt+F2, type yast and press Enter.
Yast tool will come up. Choose "Network Devices" -> "Network Settings". Under "Overview" tab, delete all entries. Under "Global Options" tab, make sure that "Traditional Method with ifup" is selected. Press "OK". Close the yast tool.
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