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3. Edit the */etc/dracut.conf* or */etc/initramfs-tools/modules* file, depending on your Linux distribution, and add the following line to the file:
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- For RHEL/SLES-based images
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- For RHEL/SLES-based images:
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```bash
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vi /etc/dracut.conf
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add_drivers+=" hv_vmbus hv_netvsc hv_storvsc "
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```
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- For Ubuntu/Debian-based images
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- For Ubuntu/Debian-based images:
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```bash
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vi /etc/initramfs-tools/modules
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hv_storvsc
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```
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4. Rebuild the initial RAM disk image for your affected kernel by [regenerating missing initramfs manually](kernel-related-boot-issues.md#missing-initramfs-manual).
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4. Rebuild the initial RAM disk image foryour affected kernel by following the stepsin [Regenerate missing initramfs manually](kernel-related-boot-issues.md#missing-initramfs-manual).
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## Verify the network driver is functional after a fresh boot or reboot
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To confirm that the Hyper-V network driver (`hv_netvsc`) is active and functional, check the system logs for the following message:
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To confirm that the Hyper-V network driver (`hv_netvsc`) is active and functional, check the system logs and look for the following entry:
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