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== Installation notes/Known Issues == | == Installation notes/Known Issues == | ||
* Jumbo packets with Intel network cards (9000 MTU) do not work properly with the first version of the Linux kernel available with this release. Updating the kernel after the initial setup fixes this and allows the use of jumbo packets properly. | * Jumbo packets with Intel network cards (9000 MTU) do not work properly with the first version of the Linux kernel available with this release. Updating the kernel after the initial setup fixes this and allows the use of jumbo packets properly. ''We have abandoned using jumbo packets, these have made a few of our older devices lock-up when they are use, namely 100Mbps devices.'' | ||
* BIND DNS server is implemented as an old SysV service running under systemd. To enable it to boot on start-up (which is still hit and miss), you must use the SysV command <code>chkconfig named on</code>, for other commands such as start, stop and restart, you must use systemd commands <code>service named start/stop/restart</code>. | * BIND DNS server is implemented as an old SysV service running under systemd. To enable it to boot on start-up (which is still hit and miss), you must use the SysV command <code>chkconfig named on</code>, for other commands such as start, stop and restart, you must use systemd commands <code>service named start/stop/restart</code>. | ||