Adds slightly longer sleep before checking net dev carrier file #275
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I had previously thought that 1s was a lot of time in terms of CPU and kernel time, and it is, but there was apparently more than a 1s delay between bringing an interface up and the file /sys/class/net/eth*/carrier being populated with a value by the kernel. It seems that just changing the sleep from 1s to 2s was enough, can I can now verify that this file has the correct value when looping over interfaces.
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