Thanks for the hint! I will look into it.
But my experience from 4 computers is that in Jaunty (9.04) it works
perfectly right out of the box, but in Karmic (9.10) it does not work.
It is sad to have, for the first time since I started with Linux in
1995, machines without Internet connection :-(
/Uno
Bob Wanamaker wrote:
> Found this bug in Jaunty network-manager_0.7.1~rc4.1.cf199a964-0ubuntu2
> source
>
> NetworkManager.c, line 55
> #define NM_DEFAULT_PID_FILE LOCALSTATEDIR"/run/NetworkManager.pid"
> /etc/init.d/NetworkManager, line 28
> PIDDIR=${localstatedir}/run/NetworkManager
>
> That puts the .pid file in /var/run/NetworkManager rather than /var/run
> and locks up any start/restart
>
> Modify the init.d file to:
> PIDDIR=${localstatedir}/run
>
> A quick fix, at least in Jaunty.
>
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