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The newest version of network manager breaks the applets - neither nm-applet nor knetworkmanager can connect via dbus. dhcdbd neither for that matter. What gives? I can' t diagnose it any further than that it is a dbus problem since I don' t know anything about dbus - comething which I am busy remedying now...
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You have to add yourself to the "network" group.
gpasswd -a <USER> network
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It would be nice if the package maintainers would echo that from a .install file. It's pretty retarded that they forget to mention a change like that.
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Ok wait, I added myself to the network group.. Yes, I can now "use" network manager. But it doesn't find any wireless networks! It doesn't even know (I presume) that I have a wireless card!
Any help will be appreciated.
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For now, I think it is best to downgrade networkmanager. Assuming you have not clean pacman's cache, you still can find the packages in /var/cache/pacman/pkg.
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No progress here?
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Works fine here. Using ndiswrapper, user in network group, dhcdbd networkmanager dbus amd hal in daemons, 2.6.20 stock arch kernel. Oh and wap authentication plus the keyring agent activated in gnome.
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Ok wait, I added myself to the network group.. Yes, I can now "use" network manager. But it doesn't find any wireless networks! It doesn't even know (I presume) that I have a wireless card!
Any help will be appreciated.
Once I added myself to the network group everything worked fine.
What is the output of iwconfig? Does it list your wireless card? If not, then check if the module is loaded for your card. If you use nsidwrapper, check to see what ndiswrapper -l gives you. You'll have to give a little more info than what you gave. What card/chipset do you have for starters? Post the output of lspci.
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I don't know what I was doing wrong... Today I finally updated network manager (I downgraded it before) and woa! It works... But thanks for the help anyway.
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