Re: NetworkManager Applet 0.8 Icon

2011-06-07 Thread Chris Robinson


It seems (from the logs) that it wasn't able to correctly download the indexes 
for the repositories, so it may have been confused about what it was to delete.

Also, I'm not sure installing over the top of a previous version is  actually 
supported, even though it lets you install without formatting.  I've had one 
failed install with the exact same results as you.  Someone else (on Ubuntu 
Forums) was able to do this fine, which was good because their /home was on the 
same partition as /.  Some people are born lucky.  :-)  It's not guaranteed to 
work, and my feeling is that 11.04 as it is on the LiveCD is quite buggy.  None 
of my installs have worked properly until I managed to run the updates, and 
that 
goes for both Ubuntu 11.04 and Xubuntu 11.04 - The LiveCDs won't even work on 
one of my machines.

I'd bet that if you do a proper clean install and format / then it will be 
fine.  If you get errors but the system is still working, run the updates and 
you should be fine.  The same thing goes if you can't start the desktop 
environment but can get a terminal to do the updates.

Also, before you install from the LiveCD  you should check the MD5SUM as 
published.  Having the LiveCD work flawlessly is no guarantee that you got a 
good download or did a good burn, or that the installer will work correctly.  I 
generally check the MD5SUM of the downloaded ISO, and then burn it (if I'm 
doing 
so - USB installs are standard for me now) at the slowest rate, then check the 
burnt disk for errors.

Chris.





From: Simon Ives si...@simonives.info
To: ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com
Sent: Tue, 7 June, 2011 10:03:30 AM
Subject: Re: NetworkManager Applet 0.8 Icon

Hi all.

I'm having a little difficulty with a freshish install of Natty.  I'm 
attempting 
to install a fresh copy over two previous Ubuntu partitions - '/' and '/home'. 
 When the installation progress reaches the Removing Packages stage Ubiquity 
crashes and throws up a message asking me to file a bug on Launchpad.  The live 
CD seemingly works flawlessly.

I've provided my Launchpad bug link below with the two logs requested but would 
appreciate any additional advice on resolving this issue.

Launchpad bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/793766.

Regards.

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Re: NetworkManager Applet 0.8 Icon

2011-06-03 Thread David Bowskill
Hello, thanks for your reply
The network manager is checked in and seems to work.
I have installed exactly the same version of Ubuntu on my partners
computer and on my laptop and desktop.
Both my partners computer and  my laptop show an 'up/down arrow icon in
the toolbar which can be used to connect/disconnect etc but  is not
present on the desktop.
It is this icon that I wish  to regain.
Thanks
David

On 01/06/11 22:42, OPM595 wrote:
 Is Network Manager checked in:
 System  Startup Applications  Network Manager (ticked etc)?
 Sorry, not sure what you mean about up/down arrows though.

 On Wed, June 1, 2011 8:41 pm, David Bowskill wrote:
 G'day All

 I am running Ubuntu 10.04
 I seem to have lost my tool bar icon for the NetworkManager Applet 0.8
 (up/down arrows) which makes it difficult to see what is going on.
 Can anyone tell me how I can recover this icon ??

 Thanks
 David

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NetworkManager Applet 0.8 Icon

2011-06-01 Thread David Bowskill
G'day All

I am running Ubuntu 10.04
I seem to have lost my tool bar icon for the NetworkManager Applet 0.8
(up/down arrows) which makes it difficult to see what is going on.
Can anyone tell me how I can recover this icon ??

Thanks
David

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Re: NetworkManager Applet 0.8 Icon

2011-06-01 Thread OPM595
Is Network Manager checked in:
System  Startup Applications  Network Manager (ticked etc)?
Sorry, not sure what you mean about up/down arrows though.

On Wed, June 1, 2011 8:41 pm, David Bowskill wrote:
 G'day All

 I am running Ubuntu 10.04
 I seem to have lost my tool bar icon for the NetworkManager Applet 0.8
 (up/down arrows) which makes it difficult to see what is going on.
 Can anyone tell me how I can recover this icon ??

 Thanks
 David

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Re: NetworkManager Applet 0.8 Icon

2011-06-01 Thread Chris Robinson




- Original Message 
From: David Bowskill david...@tpg.com.au
To: ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com
Sent: Wed, 1 June, 2011 8:41:15 PM
Subject: NetworkManager Applet 0.8 Icon

Can anyone tell me how I can recover this icon ??

-


The nm-indicator applet is tied to the notification area and possibly to the 
indicator applet.  People most often try to remove the social networking icon 
or 
the me icon and find that other things disappear as well.  I think many of us 
who don't use social networking just learn to leave the indicator icon for it 
alone and ignore it since removing it deletes other stuff as well.

Try adding the notification area back to the top panel (right click and Add to 
Panel...) and then reboot.  I don't know why the reboot is necessary but the 
indicator applet is always reloaded and reset on a reboot.  There's no 
nm-indicator applet that can be added to the top panel in this way; I think 
this 
is because it automatically links to the notification area and/or the indicator 
applet and gets displayed.  It's also not possible to move the nm-indicator 
icon 
around as it always appears to the far right - if you move all your indicators 
around it will eventually finish up at the far right corner of the screen.  
Sometimes moving the indicators is a good idea - I've heard of the nm-indicator 
applet being stuck (hidden) behind one of the others.

Chris.

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