I’m using Fedora 35 minimum without gui for raspberry pi. Trying to setup network interfaces manually by disabling Networkmanger service and using ifcfg-eth0 file but when system rebooted eth0 remained down and unconfigured. So my question is does Fedora no longer support manually setup with ifcfg…

As an alternative you could also look at systemd.networkd

Fedora No Longer Support Manually Network Interface Setup Using ifcfg-eth0?

jakfrost (Stephen Douglas Snow) December 10, 2021, 1:24pm 13

Well, if you’re using Fedora Linux as default setup, it uses NetworkManager to do the networking configuration. If you’re using systemd.networkd then I believe networkctl is the command of choice.

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