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  1. Hi, thanks for your reply. I did what you asked, the newly created file is attached to this post. With your input I was able to solve the problem for my particular use-case. I'm passing through the adapter to a VM, but its "remains" in the Unraid System kept me from configuring the network routes to my liking. By appending "iommu=pt xen-pciback.hide=(00:1f.6) vfio-pci.ids=8086:15b8" to the Syslinux config, then deleting "network-rules.cfg" and rebooting, the interface no longer appears in the networking settings or Dashboard. So I'm happy now, thanks. The problem in general remains though. network-rules.cfg network-rules_with_passthrough.cfg
  2. Two NICs from the "Asrock Z370 Professional Gaming i7" motherbaord are listed with the same MAC address. (Behaviour identical between 6.5.3 and 6.6.0-rc2) This is the after the FIRST boot with a fresh install: After rebooting eth0 is displayed as eth111, MAC address conflict is persistent: ruler-diagnostics-20180912-0401.zip EDIT: 3 hours later, the MAC address property field of eth0/eth111 is now a Yes/No dropdown menu.
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