jordg, the net_end label is in the right place on Hardy. Note that the labels net_start and net_end are used in place of a if-then structure. This is because udev rules can not use if-then clauses so one has to resort to good old spaghetti programming. If the subsystem is not "net" the whole script should be skipped. On the "add" action ifup is run, on "remove" ifdown is run.
jordg, the net_end label is in the right place on Hardy. Note that the labels net_start and net_end are used in place of a if-then structure. This is because udev rules can not use if-then clauses so one has to resort to good old spaghetti programming. If the subsystem is not "net" the whole script should be skipped. On the "add" action ifup is run, on "remove" ifdown is run.