On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Jean-Christian de Rivaz wrote:
> This is maybe the most common case, but please understand that some
> other case existe. 'routed' is a such case. It add a route to each
> interface with no route and broadcast the information. With 2.2 and
> later kernel we have to set up an interface, delete the route and
> start routed. See this example :
Then routed is broken if it blindly adds routes that already exist. routed
needs to be fixed, the kernel doesn't.
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