Setting Permanent Interface Settings with  udevadm in Linux

1. What is udevadm? udevadm is the command-line utility for controlling the systemd-udevd daemon and interacting with the kernel’s device manager, udev. 2. Why is this used? (The Role of udev Rules) The purpose of using a udev rule for this is to ensure that a specific command runs immediately after the kernel recognizes and initializes a network interface, but before the network… Continue reading