mmix wrotei thought v 0.0.3 stable, but it is not.
mmix, Me and eric have gave you multiple ways for you to configure /your own/ network. it doesn't help when you don't reply the results from what we suggested (assuming you have tried) but you do not even offer further explanation (for instance: the output of ip addr show, ifconfig, or netstat -l | grep dhcp to print if dhcpcd is even active) to help us understand.
Rather you offer a counter-productive response which not only does
not solve your problem. it also wouldn't ensure that your problem is solved on obarun /with/ an installer. Although obarun already has an install script but you claim it is too arranged,
mmix wrotemost ppl don't like long arranged installation process.
Which is quite
literally the
XY Problem How much customization would you like from a linux installation?! Lets take this even further.
mmix wrotei am using alpine linux on newer amd
you claim that you were able able to install alpine, good. that doesn't help at all. alpine doesn't use Predictable Network Interface Names from systemd. lets also remember that obarun was made from the archlinux base. this also leaves dirty things that came out of bullshit systemd decisions like this
taco@ zen ~ % ip addr show | grep 3:
3: wlp0s18f2u5: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc mq state UP group default qlen 1000
instead of having the interface named as wlan0. yeah i hate it too. If dhcpcd/connman is mistaking your interface and I bet anything that's exactly whats happening, you alone need to investigate it because no one knows what you mean unless you explain it more. Which brings us to your praise of manjaro.
mmix wroteafter all, i fall back to install manjaro openrc 16.06 on my old amd.
and yet if you read the source files from the manjaro installer, they use a completely
different network manager that depends on gnome. Yet again mmix, counter-productive and not helpful
Furthermore You had to manually compile the xorg package on alpine, yes? Is it really hard to get more information about the network interface on obarun amounting to
less time you probably took to compile xorg on alpine?! Lastly, Let me also point out that *NIX support is not a guarantee. not everything people offer you will help (even if you disregard it entirely!) most of the maintenance is done yourself, anyone telling you different is lying.
P.S just try the same reasoning and ask gentoo hardened developers to make a "easy installer". I dare you :)