What is the correct way of configuring dns in initramfs with debian jessie [on hold]











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I would like to configure the dns during initramfs. Is there a way to do it. My network up, but i am unable to resolve the dns.
I am using Jessie version of Debian






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I would like to configure the dns during initramfs. Is there a way to do it. My network up, but i am unable to resolve the dns.
I am using Jessie version of Debian






debian dns initramfs




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  • What it the intended source of your DNS server address?
    – RalfFriedl
    2 days ago


















  • What it the intended source of your DNS server address?
    – RalfFriedl
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2 days ago




What it the intended source of your DNS server address?
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