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Signed-off-by: Patrick José Pereira <patrickelectric@gmail.com>
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ping @Williangalvani @JoaoMario109

@patrickelectric patrickelectric merged commit 1eed1fc into bluerobotics:master Nov 13, 2024
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Does this mean that blueOS would act as a DHCP server on the default eth0 network? If that is the case, then that worries me a little bit, since we usually have an existing device there that does that already, and having two DHCP servers is usually not a great experience.

Or does it only kick in if it did not already get a DHCP lease from an existing DHCP server?

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Does this mean that blueOS would act as a DHCP server on the default eth0 network? If that is the case, then that worries me a little bit, since we usually have an existing device there that does that already, and having two DHCP servers is usually not a great experience.

Or does it only kick in if it did not already get a DHCP lease from an existing DHCP server?

We could turn on the DHCP server if we fail to find one running on the network, I'll create an issue for that.

goasChris added a commit to MithalAS/BlueOS that referenced this pull request Feb 25, 2025
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to
running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle
our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking
over client, unfortunately.
goasChris added a commit to MithalAS/BlueOS that referenced this pull request Mar 26, 2025
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to
running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle
our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking
over client, unfortunately.
goasChris added a commit to MithalAS/BlueOS that referenced this pull request Mar 26, 2025
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to
running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle
our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking
over client, unfortunately.
goasChris added a commit to MithalAS/BlueOS that referenced this pull request Mar 26, 2025
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to
running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle
our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking
over client, unfortunately.
goasChris added a commit to MithalAS/BlueOS that referenced this pull request Mar 27, 2025
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to
running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle
our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking
over client, unfortunately.
goasChris added a commit to MithalAS/BlueOS that referenced this pull request Mar 28, 2025
In bluerobotics#2988 BlueOS defaultet to
running a DHCP server. This will not work for our needs, as we handle
our own DHCP server, and we've seen instance of this DHCP server taking
over client, unfortunately.
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