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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 06/03/2017 03:56 PM, John Atkeson
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<div>Nick, can you read this? You are also on <a
href="mailto:mesh@gathman.org" moz-do-not-send="true">mesh@gathman.org</a>
yes? <br>
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Where we left off was the thread below. <br>
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Stuart, when I ran this:<br>
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<div>sudo batctl if add en01<br>
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<div>I got this response:<br>
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<div>Error - interface does not exist: en01<br>
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<div>I guess I took the instructions too literally. What sort
of value should go in place of en01? <br>
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Whatever layer 2 interface you want to add to the mesh. To list
interfaces:<br>
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# ip link<br>
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The ones with link/ether are "layer 2". Note that bat0 and other
batman interfaces will also be listed. You *can* add a batman
interface to another batman interface as an exercise in recursive
coolness - but the results are probably not all that useful.<br>
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Oh, and the example (typical for Fedora) interface name I gave was
eno1, *not* en01.<br>
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