no surprise the installed bionic uses the same static ip address i gave for the mini.iso to use. same issue on desktop and laptop. for the desktop i expect i can just populate /etc/network/interfaces and uninstall NetworkManager. i don't think that's a good solution for the lappy tho. can anybody clue me to a workaround, to fix/complete my laptop bionic configuration? i think ssb is the broadcom wifi driver module, when running bionic it's already listed in lsmod but only eth0 shows up in the network applet or /sys/class/net, when running trusty the lappy wifi works, APs are listed and it connects to my modem just fine, seems likely i can just copy some missing bit of configuration from the trusty install, but what?
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