Here's the ifconfig-output after I deactivated NM (well, actually I
didn't do anything as it conveniently refuses to start when I use the
config file ;) ) and reverted to the said /e/n/interfaces.
It shows that my eth0 can actually have an ip even when ppp0 goes
through it. That's the way it's alw
Well, in that case it's curious that when I use the interfaces-file I
included in the first post everything works ok with IPv4-adresses being
assigned to eth0 AND ppp0 at the same time.
Since there doesn't seem to be a way to get this to work with the
current NM (as you just confirmed) I'm now rev
Confirmed in Intrepid too.
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If that worked, I wouldn't have filed a bugreport ;)
I just tried it again to reproduce the problem - same error. I
configured ppp0 in NM as my internet connection and configured eth0 with
a manual (local v4) IP. Then I looked at the status of the network by
using the graphical gnome-nettool.
Whe
To be a bit more explicit, here's what I did when I ran into this error:
- Install Intrepid (fresh install)
- Configure eth0 in NM
- Configure ppp0 (pppoe via eth0) in NM
- clicking on NMs icon in Gnomes tray only allows me to either select eth0 or
ppp0, not both at a time as I would require it
-
I added the current interfaces-file for reference only, I had to
configure the file because of the bug/missing feature in NM. I.e.: I ran
into the described problem with an _empty_ interfaces file!
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[Intrepid] network-manager only allows to use either eth0 or ppp0
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Binary package hint: network-manager
Okay, so I have a pppoe-connection to my internet-provider which I
connect to via a WLAN-AP that's connected with my home-network.
In network-manager I can set up my Ethernet (eth0) connection to connect
to the local netw
The symptoms are the same, yes. When I subscribe an evolution-folder in
mail-notification, evolution crashes and I can't restart it anymore
unless I unsubsribe the folder in mail-notification.
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- intrepid RC live-cd fails to initialise GUI on iMac and other glitches
+ intrepid RC live-cd fails to initialise Gnome on iMac
** Description changed:
Hi guys,
- I just wanted to run the RC on my iMac (latest model, 24" with 2,8GHz)
- and found several bugs, the bigges
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
Okay, so I have a pppoe-connection to my internet-provider which I
connect to via a WLAN-AP that's connected with my home-network.
In network-manager I can set up my Ethernet (eth0) connection to connect
to the local network and my ppp0e
Confirmed on 8.10 RC with all the latest updates as of now. This is a
serious bug for me.
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** Tags added: 8.10 candidate imac intrepid livecd release xorg
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intrepid RC live-cd fails to initialise GUI on iMac and other glitches
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Hi guys,
I just wanted to run the RC on my iMac (latest model, 24" with 2,8GHz)
and found several bugs, the biggest of all being the first:
- normal booting of the CD is not possible, Ubuntu fails to initialize
the graphical UI. Can't go into verbose mode or restart X either
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