*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 862134 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/862134
This wors!
sudo apt-get remove network-manager
Once this is done, be sure to restore /etc/resolv.conf to it's proper
state
/etc/init.d/networking restart
Viola!
Reboots work too (of course). Here's the only catch I can see so far. You'll
find under SystemSettings-->Network an unhappy face. Contrary to appearances,
that is REALLY GOOD NEWS ;-) Getting rid of that nasty network-manager
puts you back in control of your system's networking configuration (as per all
the usual Linux conventions).
So far, there doesn't appear to be very many dependencies upon network-manager
elsewhere in Ubuntu. There's no guarantee that this will always remain true.
I may
not have yet stumbled upon some of the network-manager dependencies.
Ubuntu is a rich desktop environment - so the clear and present danger of
network-manager might not be reason enough to throw out the baby
with the bath water. So far, Ubuntu seems to allow the removal of
network-manager without much in the way of cascading consequences.
A tiny modicum of additional logic might permit network-manager to peacefully
co-exist with any manually set networking configuration - that any given
end-user
might need. Please let Ubuntu know that network-manager needs a (hopefully)
tiny, additional dose of logic!
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resolv.conf empty when running in debug
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