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After some serious digging I found out that the reason my networking has died is because some reboot ago my NetworkManager daemon decided not to start at boot. This renders ...
- 07-27-2009 #1Just Joined!
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NetworkManager not starting - No networking
After some serious digging I found out that the reason my networking has died is because some reboot ago my NetworkManager daemon decided not to start at boot. This renders the nm-applet useless and makes networking pain.
The problem is easily remedied by running:
...but I find it irritating to have to run it on every reboot, and more importantly, I want to find out why it doesn't do this by itself.Code:sudo NetworkManager
- 07-27-2009 #2Linux Guru
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There is a setting under system>administration>services, I believe it is, for enabling/disabling startup services. Could you have accidentally removed networkmanager from there?
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NetworkManager is not there on working computers in the first place, so no I haven't deleted it from there.
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