There used to be a control in file
/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings that could be used to enable NM
to manage interfaces configured in "/etc/network/interfaces":
(...)
[ifupdown]
managed=false
(...)
---
Changing this line to "true" and restarting NM use to activ
Dan
You are another Network Manager angel! Now all is well with my network
manager. Hopefully all I will need at home is a key for my router and
all will be well there too.
Cheers!
> On Fri, 2010-01-29 at 13:06 -0800, shelt...@berkeley.edu wrote:
>> Hi folks
>>
>> When I click the Network Man
On Fri, 2010-01-29 at 13:06 -0800, shelt...@berkeley.edu wrote:
> Hi folks
>
> When I click the Network Manager Icon (Ubuntu 9.10) it says:
>
> Wired Networks
> device not managed
By default, the debian/Ubuntu plugin for NetworkManager settings will
ignore any devices that are listed in /etc/ne
Hi Tony
I rebooted and now wireless works! You are a networking angel!
I will see if it works with my home network later today.
Thanks s much.
> shelt...@berkeley.edu wrote:
>> Thanks again Tony
>>
>> There is a kill hardware on/off switch for wireless on my machine which
>> I never notice
shelt...@berkeley.edu wrote:
Thanks again Tony
There is a kill hardware on/off switch for wireless on my machine which
I never noticed before. I have turned wireless on but still not working.
Have you tried re-booting after turning it on?
Strangely Ubuntu 9.04 was unaffected by this hardware
After turning the wireless switch to on rfkill now reports that it
is no longer hard blocked but is still soft blocked. I imagine that
rfkill will allow me to unblock now but how can I make this change
permanently in the appropriate config file?
> shelt...@berkeley.edu wrote:
>> Hi Tony
>>
>> Tha
Thanks again Tony
There is a kill hardware on/off switch for wireless on my machine which
I never noticed before. I have turned wireless on but still not working.
Strangely Ubuntu 9.04 was unaffected by this hardware switch. Wireless
worked out-of-the-box for 9.04! Why is there a wireless kill swi
shelt...@berkeley.edu wrote:
Hi Tony
Thanks for the info. Similar bugs have been reported to Ubuntu and
there oddly appears to be no fix yet.
That's because it's not a single bug. First, there are many brands of
Wi-Fi cards each requiring different drivers. This is then compounded
by the f
Hi Tony
Thanks for the info. Similar bugs have been reported to Ubuntu and
there oddly appears to be no fix yet.
"rfkill list" tells me that wireless LAN is hard blocked. Do you
know how to unblock?
Thanks again
> shelt...@berkeley.edu wrote:
>> Hi folks
>>
>> When I click the Network Manager
shelt...@berkeley.edu wrote:
Hi folks
When I click the Network Manager Icon (Ubuntu 9.10) it says:
Wired Networks
device not managed
Wireless Networks
wireless is disabled
I did not disable wireless and I have no idea why the wired network would not
be managed by NetworkManager. How do I en
Hi folks
When I click the Network Manager Icon (Ubuntu 9.10) it says:
Wired Networks
device not managed
Wireless Networks
wireless is disabled
I did not disable wireless and I have no idea why the wired network would not
be managed by NetworkManager. How do I enable wireless and manage wired
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