Dustin C. Hatch
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Today I realized that `dhcpcd` has been logging several hundred thousand
of these messages every second:
libudev: received NULL device
This was causing both `dhcpcd` and `systemd-journald` to consume 100%
CPU.
I am not entirely sure what a "device management" module is in the
context of `dhcpcd`, but it does not seem to be required. Setting the
`nodev` option in `dhcpcd.conf` suppresses the messages, and seems to
have no effect on the operation of the daemon.
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15 lines
370 B
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dhcpcd_send_hostname: true
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dhcpcd_use_clientid: false
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dhcpcd_persistent: true
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dhcpcd_rapid_commit: true
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dhcpcd_options: '{{ dhcpcd_default_options }}'
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dhcpcd_ntp_servers: true
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dhcpcd_interface_mtu: true
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dhcpcd_require_server_id: true
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dhcpcd_slaac_private: true
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dhcpcd_noipv4ll: false
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dhcpcd_noipv4: false
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dhcpcd_noipv6rs: false
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dhcpcd_interfaces: []
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dhcpcd_nodev: false
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