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I setup a netctl profile for a network device enp0s8. The profile gives a static IP address to the interface. If I turn down the existing profile for the device (automatically setup at boot) and start my profile for the device, the device correctly gets the static IP address. However, when I reboot the machine, my profile defined in /etc/netctl/enp0s8 for that interface is ignored although I enabled if (netctl enable enp0s8)

What am I doing wrong? From where is Arch Linux getting its network configuration profiles?

Thanks

user319747
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  • Is the netctl service enabled at boot? Netctl-enabled profiles will only run if the netctl service itself is enabled by systemd. – André Borie Oct 14 '16 at 06:48

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