(k)networkmanager (wlan0) stopped working for me when I upgraded to feisty.
It seems to be a kernel related issue since everything works fine when I boot
the feisty system with the 2.6.17 edgy kernel.
I'm using a Fritz USB Wlan device with ndiswrapper (which I recompiled
This flaw seems to
Rob Fairclough [2007-04-17 1:03 -]:
The new version of network manager fixed my issue thanks Brian.
Thank you for checking this again!
status fixreleased
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info = Fix Released
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[feisty] Network Manager peculiar issue
Thomas, please submit a separate bug report for your issue as it seems
related to your driver for your network card.
There is a new version of network manager now available and for those of
you configuring your interface in '/etc/network/interfaces' it should
show manual connection' in
The new version of network manager fixed my issue thanks Brian.
/etc/network/interfaces is as follows:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet dhcp
auto eth2
iface eth2 inet dhcp
auto ath0
iface ath0 inet dhcp
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet
(k)networkmanager (wlan0) stopped working for me when I upgraded to feisty.
It seems to be a kernel related issue since everything works fine when I boot
the feisty system with the 2.6.17 edgy kernel.
I'm using a Fritz USB Wlan device with ndiswrapper (which I recompiled
for the 2.6.20 kernel).
I'm having issues with NM which I didn't have with Edgy.
I have properly configured /etc/network/interfaces, and everything was working
with Edgy. But since I installed Feisty sometimes I start my PC and I have no
Internet connnection, or my second ethernet card has no static IP, or both.
If
Installed 7.04 beta last night. On each reboot the NetworkManager Applet
0.6.4 shows disconnected. It isn't, both internet and network are
configured correctly and up. The connection information under the
context click connection information menu is correct and shows the
network as working. If I
Thanks for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better. One of the error messages you added to your bug report was
Driver 'dmfe' does not support carrier detection. ^IYou must switch to
it manually.. Carrier detection is the ability to determine if a cable
is connected
** Summary changed:
- Network Manager peculiar issue - No network connection
+ [feisty] Network Manager peculiar issue - No network connection
** Tags added: feisty network network-manager networking nm-applet
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[feisty] Network Manager peculiar issue - No network connection
