Issue

*Issue* Leapp checks for, and inhibits, systems with more than 1 eth interface. Inhibitor: Unsupported network configuration This looks for more than 1 eth interface and inhibits. def ethX_count(self, interfaces): ethX = re.compile('eth[0-9]+') count = 0 def process(self): interfaces = next(self.consume(PersistentNetNamesFacts)).interfaces if self.single_eth0(interfaces): self.disable_persistent_naming() elif len(interfaces) > 1 and self.ethX_count(interfaces) > 0: create_report([ reporting.Title('Unsupported network configuration'), reporting.Summary( 'Detected multiple physical network interfaces where one or more use kernel naming (e.g. eth0). ' 'Upgrade process can not continue because stability of names can not be guaranteed. ' 'Please read the article at https://access.redhat.com/solutions/4067471 for more information.' ), The article mentioned: https://access.redhat.com/solutions/4067471 tells you to make a udev persistent rule in /etc/udev/rules.d/ Customers who make this file for their eth faces still hit the inhibitor and have to change their system to say anything but eth. *Request* If a customer wants to use eth as names, that should be allowed as long as they've created the persistent udev rule. We need to add a check for a udev configuration file before inhibiting on systems with more than 1 eth interface.

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