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const PreNetworkConfigScript = `` /* 7330-byte string literal not displayed */

PreNetworkConfigScript script runs on hosts before network manager service starts in order to apply user's provided network configuration on the host. If the user provides static network configuration, the network config files will be stored in directory /etc/assisted/network in the following structure:

	+-- host1
	|      +--- *.nmconnection
	|      +--- mac_interface.ini
	+-- host2
	      +--- *.nmconnection
	      +--- mac_interface.ini
 1. *.nmconnections - files generated by nmstate based on yaml files provided by the user
 2. mac_interface.ini - the file contains mapping of mac-address to logical interface name.
    There are two usages for the file:
 1. Map logical interface name to MAC Address of the host. The logical interface name is a
    name provided by the user for the interface. It will be replaced by the script with the
    actual network interface name.
 2. Identify if a host directory belongs to the current host by matching a MAC Address
    from the mapping file with host network interfaces.

Applying the network configuration of each host will be done by:

1. Associate the current host with its matching hostX directories. The association will be done by matching host's mac addresses with those in mac_interface.ini.
2. Replace logical interface name in nmconnection files with the interface name as set on the host
3. Rename nmconnection files to start with the interface name (instead of the logical interface name)
4. Copy the nmconnection files to the target directory. That will be '/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections' when the script is part of the full ISO and '/etc/coreos-firstboot-network' when the script is part of the minimal ISO.