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ramantalkin

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Registered: 2012-02-16

Posts: 4

bug in network applet

aaaaa tearing my head out,, it is always easy after we solve some problem on linux, specially when you are on something like arch, now my network applet isn't working, shows me a tab to enable networking but nothing happens on clicking it, beneath is network settings which drops me in network settings with no nic's present on left, and shows
"The system network services are not compatible with this version."
air plane mode is activated by default, i have my drivers installed and i verified it by "#lspci -v" which shows kernal driver atl1c for my wifi chip, i can connect by ethernet using network daemon not by networkmanager , restarting the daemon also dosen't solve the problem, googled but found nothing, is anyone here??

Gcool

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Registered: 2011-08-16

Posts: 1,456

Re: bug in network applet

So everything works fine as long as you don't use networkmanager? A few things to try in that case:

- Stop the networkmanager daemon.
- Clear out your connectionprofiles in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/
- Start the networkmanager daemon.
- Start up networkmanager via cli and try to reproduce the issue. Look at the cli output for possible errors.

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sano

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Registered: 2012-02-11

Posts: 114

Re: bug in network applet

So everything works fine as long as you don't use networkmanager?

Use netcfg? This is how I got rid of all my networkmanager-related problems.
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