dhcpcd-discuss

Re: dhcpcd on Arch doing slaac - ipv6_addaddr1: Invalid argument

Mitchell Ferguson

Thu Oct 04 21:22:15 2018

Wow, you weren't kidding. Despite having rebooted the machine a few
minutes before compiling dhcpcd, I must have indeed been using the
wrong kernel headers. I did a full system update (with a kernel
update) and got an IPv6 address next boot. (This is with the -git
version I compiled, so it must have somehow compiled using newer
headers than I had on the system?! Not sure how that could happen.)

I still have to test this on my other arch box, but it looks like you
were right indeed.

Many thanks for your time.

(Sorry about the bad reply, hope this is what you need.)

On Thu, Oct 4, 2018 at 11:39 PM Roy Marples <roy@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> On 04/10/2018 09:15, Mitchell Ferguson wrote:
> > Thanks for the reply, Roy.
> >
> > The binary I was using was actually compiled a minute or so before I
> > recorded that log. I first received the error from the repo version,then
> > compiled git to see if it had already been fixed.
>
> There's nothing to fix for it in dhcpcd.
> If you've compiled it from source, then your headers do not match kernel
> version.
>
> For reference, I have no issue adding addresses on Alpine Linux and the
> error you report generally only comes from Arch users.
> Does the dhcpcd-7.0.8 package from the official area (ie, not AUR) work
> with adding addresses?
>
>
> Roy
>

References:
dhcpcd on Arch doing slaac - ipv6_addaddr1: Invalid argumentMitchell Ferguson
Re: dhcpcd on Arch doing slaac - ipv6_addaddr1: Invalid argumentRoy Marples
Re: dhcpcd on Arch doing slaac - ipv6_addaddr1: Invalid argumentMitchell Ferguson
Re: dhcpcd on Arch doing slaac - ipv6_addaddr1: Invalid argumentRoy Marples
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