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  • intrigeri's avatar
    Configure NetworkManager to not touch MAC addresses (refs: #11931). · 73e43275
    intrigeri authored Nov 16, 2016
    Its default behaviour on Debian Stretch is to reset the MAC address to the
    permanent one, and we did not make up our mind yet wrt. replacing
    our custom MAC spoofing system with NM's own one (refs: #11293).
    73e43275