[Bug 985305] Re: [omap4] /etc/network/interfaces not created on a no-network installation

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Title:
  [omap4] /etc/network/interfaces not created on a no-network
  installation

Status in “ubiquity” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  /etc/network/interfaces is missing on an install where no ethernet
  connection is available. This causes a 120 second delay on startup due
  to ifupdown hanging waiting for network interfaces (even if the cable
  is connected later). This also prevents ifupdown from properly
  managing lo, although this appears to be initialized by a fallback
  somewhere else.

  Steps to Reproduce:
  1. Do a non-network installation
  2. cat /etc/network/interfaces

  Expected Result:
  Basic /etc/network/interfaces with auto lo only.

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