I checked it again. The /etc/network/interfaces file is untouched, but
the network still needs to be connected manually. The default mode after
startup is not connected.
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dmesg |grep 'eth.*link' has empty output, even after manual
reconnecting.
So indeed there is no carrier detection for your ethernet card. This
might be either a bug in the particular network driver, or simply a
problem with the physical wiring (going through some weird
routers/switches, etc.)
Alright, with the 'auto' line added it should indeed connect
automatically.
If the static configuration program screws up the interfaces file, can
you please file a bug against gnome-system-tools, together with a recipe
how to reproduce it? Thank you!
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I have the same problem in Feisty. network-manager is updated.
dmesg |grep 'eth.*link' has empty output, even after manual
reconnecting.
in /etc/network/interfaces the line auto eth0 dissapeared, as desribed
here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=408647highlight=network+manager
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in /etc/network/interfaces the line auto eth0 dissapeared
Ah, this would explain it. Non-auto cards are not handled by network-
manager, because they are regarded as 'manually configured'.
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Status: Needs Info = Rejected
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Actually I edited the /etc/network/interfaces and put the line auto
eth0 back, but it did not help - the network did not start
automatically either.
I don't know why this bug was set to rejected. This IS a real bug. I did
not delete the auto eth0 line manually. There's something that
I have the same problem. It works fine before the 2 last update of nm.
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Works for me on feisty du jour. Can you please boot your machine and
give me the output of
dmesg |grep 'eth.*link'
? Thank you!
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Status: Confirmed = Needs Info
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
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I see the same problem on one computer (only one wired connection; no
wireless). My /var/log/syslog contains NetworkManager:
information^Ieth0: Driver 'ne2k-pci' does not support carrier
detection. ^IYou must switch to it manually..
network-manager version is 0.6.4-6ubuntu3.
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Hi,
Do you have something like:
NetworkManager: informationeth0: Driver 'xxx' does not support carrier
detection. You must switch to it manually.
In /var/log/syslog?
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I groped and greped my way through syslog an found nothing at all like
that. About the only thing I saw was warnings that ipupdating allowed
wireless networks. It doesn't have wireless, only wired though. Hope
that helps.
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Assignee: Brian Murray = (unassigned)
Status: Needs Info = Confirmed
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It says:
network-manage 0.6.4-6ubuntu2
Which as far as I know is the latest available for Feisty. No updates
came through on my aptitude update and aptitude upgrade.
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** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Jammykay
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed = Fix Committed
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Thanks for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better. With which version of network-manager did you notice this
issue? You could check via 'dpkg -l network-manager'. Thanks in
advance.
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Assignee: Jammykay = Brian Murray
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