On 11/05/12 15:14, Jeremy Visser wrote:
Thus spake Heracles:
Firstly check the set-up in your network manager. You may have
accidentally replaced your old configuration file with the new "network
configuration file provided by the developer" and may need to go through
the set-up process again.
I have no idea what the above means. Can you clarify?
When you upgrade from one version of Ubuntu/Debian/... you are asked,
during the set-up phase of each relevant package, if you want to replace
your old configuration file with the one provided by the maintainer of
the package. If you say yes then you lose your old configuration file
for the package in question and a new one is provided.
Often this is no problem, but if you have personalised the package -
such as setting up your network - then you need to either retain your
old configuration file OR go through the process (of setting up your
network) again, from scratch.
Hope that helps.
Heracles
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