# Ethernet Issues

## Plans ?

When can I say a certain ethernet adapter does not have a plan ? sometimes there are plans but it is not in the configuration file (netplan/ifcg-*). But if we run ```ip a``` its there. Also an ethernet can have a single configuration like **DHCP** , if so can we tell that particular ethernet has a plan based on this single configuration ?

## YAML Parsing

Boolean read is okay (when input is yes, it renders true) but when writing ( true is not outputted as yes, rather it stays true )

### Unmarshal
Let's say I have a local struct xyz{DHCP bool}. Now if I unmarshal the following.

network:
  version: 2
  renderer: networkd
  ethernets:
    enp3s0:
      dhcp4 : yes

I get xyz.DHCP = true

### Marshal
If I marshal the xyz to a yaml. I get something like this :

network:
  version: 2
  renderer: networkd
  ethernets:
    enp3s0:
      dhcp4 : true

But I needed ```dhcp4 : yes```

## Map within map initialization

Let's say I have the following code segment :

type XYZMap map[string]*XYZ

When initializing I can do this :

xyzMap := make(map[string]*XYZ)

But If I have another map inside XYZ, Something like this :

XYZ{AnotherMap map[string]*[]string}

How to initialize map with in a map ?

## Manual Configuration

If I create a bridge network with let's say interfaceX, then when I update interfaceX and assign some ips. It doesn't work. I have to remove the bridge network first then it works.