Yep I’m aware of it. Seemed like it worked for a bit, then reverted back to the enp* names. And then all the pages I was finding for manually renaming the devices said to put the files under interfaces.d for deb11 but oddly it only seemed to read those link files for a few reboots, then it would revert back to the enp names. Found something about using OriginalName because the name changes were overlapping, that worked for a few boots and then reverted back to the enp names. So then I found something about a Path statement using the full pci device names, and THAT worked for a few boots and then reverted. So now I found out that the link files have moved to the systemd/network folder so I’m waiting to see how long that lasts…
And I realize it sounds like I’m talking about a system I’ve been running for years… I actually just put together this machine last Thursday. I had to start with Debian 9 because I couldn’t get any newer memory stick images to boot (this machine doesn’t have EUFI support), upgraded to deb10 and everything was still working as expected with the grub lines to disable renaming. Upgraded to deb11 and it all went to hell. I’m having some serious thought of trashing the machine and switching to deuvian now even though I really want to support debian.