v2.1 interfaces migration #227
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A user defined interfaces file from <= v2.0 is not compatible with v2.1 and onwards. In order to ease migration the following approach is chosen: * users that did not touch the interfaces configuration are automatically upgraded * pre v2.1 configuration, (meaning: there are traces of the eth0 interface or incomplete new configuration) is moved to /etc/network/interfaces_bak. Stock /etc/network/interfaces is loaded. This means that users are required to manually migrate their configs. They would need to upgrade the firmware, **NOT** reboot. update the /etc/network/interfaces file and restart the board
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A user defined interfaces file from <= v2.0 is not compatible with v2.1 and onwards. In order to ease migration the following approach is chosen:
This means that users who have custom setup's are required to manually migrate their configs. They would need to upgrade the firmware, NOT reboot. update the /etc/network/interfaces file and restart the board