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+#  0.4.0: now we don't have to specify TYPE for disabled interfaces
+DISABLED=no
+
+# BOOTPROTO can be any of the following: static, dhcp, ipv4ll.
+# * "static": use ipv4address/ipv6address
+# 'static' has the same meaning as 'none' in initscripts/net-scripts sense.
+# IF you don't want to assing any address to an interface, but still keep
+# it up and running, you can just use 'static' and have no ipv4address file.
+# * "dhcp": run DHCP client
+# * "ipv4ll": run IPv4LL client (zcip)
+# As far as I know, there are no working IPv6 DHCP
+# implementations. IPv4LL is not required for IPv6 because of
+# link-scope addresses.
+# Additional feature is multi-method configurations (methods
+# can be delimited by ' ', ',' or '-':
+# * "dhcp-static": try DHCP, if it fails, configure static address(es)
+# * "dhcp-ipv4ll": same, but fallback to IPv4LL
+# * "dhcp-ipv4ll-static": try DHCP, fallback to IPv4LL (very unlikely to fail),
+# fallback to static
+# /etc/net will try to configure interface at the first succeeding
+# method. Note that etcnet will process routes and rules despite of
+# BOOTPROTO.
+BOOTPROTO=dhcp-static
+
+# Defines if the interface will be automatically brought up during
+# system startup or 'service network start' invocation.
+ONBOOT=yes
+USE_HOTPLUG=no
+USE_PCMCIA=no
+CONFIG_IPV4=yes
+CONFIG_IPV6=no
+CONFIG_IPX=no
+CONFIG_QOS=yes
+CONFIG_WIRELESS=no
+CONFIG_FW=no
+
+# If set to yes, interface will not be set UP, but configured.
+KEEP_DOWN=no
+# IPv4/IPv6. Don't flush existing addresses from interface before assigning new.
+DONT_FLUSH=no
+
+# ****************** Interface dependencies ******************
+# If interface A has REQUIRES=B in it's options file, A is the child, B is the parent.
+# I don't recommend changing defaults here. See also: README/3.5
+
+# If set to yes, this variable will cause ifup call for all child (having current
+# interface in their REQUIRES list) after the current interface is set up.
+IFUP_CHILDREN=no
+
+# If set to yes, this variable will cause ifup call for all parent (listed in current
+# REQUIRES list) before the current interface is set up.
+# Note: this will not work for ifplugd-controlled interfaces.
+IFUP_PARENTS=yes
+
+# If set to yes, this variable will cause ifdown call for all child (having current
+# interface in their REQUIRES list) before the current interface is shut down.
+IFDOWN_CHILDREN=yes
+
+# If set to yes, this variable will cause ifdown call for all parent (listed in current
+# REQUIRES list) after the current interface is shut down.
+# Note: this will not work for ifplugd-controlled interfaces.
+IFDOWN_PARENTS=no