02-23-2023, 01:41 AM
Yeah, thanks.
The "some reason" is that my router inexplicably throws out arp requests for known devices on wireless that have the effect of killing dhcpcd. For now, I've fixed it by running dhcpcd with the noarp option.
Longer term I will be replacing my crappy ISP-provided router.
Appreciate the help.
The "some reason" is that my router inexplicably throws out arp requests for known devices on wireless that have the effect of killing dhcpcd. For now, I've fixed it by running dhcpcd with the noarp option.
Longer term I will be replacing my crappy ISP-provided router.
Appreciate the help.
