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Hello, yesterday I suddenly got a problem with connecting to the Ethernet. I have tried to solve it, without any luck. The problem is that the NetworkManager will not connect to the Ethernet cable, but if I share my internet from a smartphone, it will. So I plug in my Ethernet cable in the Ethernet port, and then it just stands and try to connect to the internet for hours without success. Furthermore, when I go into settings and rename this Ethernet connection it just changes back to the text: »Auto Ethernet« - something related to the NetworkManager not recognizing my Ethernet connection. I have provided a screenshot of the nm-applet below.
Any help would be appreciated.
Last edited by Fred7109 (2016-05-06 08:54:13)
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I don't use Networkmanager, and I certainly don't use a Networkmanager GUI interface. But, your screen shot shows that the wired network is not being controlled by Networkmanager. IIRC, there is a setting for that. Have you explored all the options in your GUI?
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Hey everyone,
I've been running Arch with Gnome for a while now.
Recently I did a system update, and I lost networking via the network-manager-applet version 1.2.0-1.
I went into my cache and reinstalled version 1.0.10-1, and I've now got functionality back.
I didn't see anything regarding this issue in the bug reports for the package.
Please let me know if you need any system logs.
Thanks!
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Merging with existing thread...
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I'm not sure we are having the same issues, but I'm the newb, so I'll defer to your judgment.
I suppose I should add why I think this though... I simply don't have the applet, or any gui networking interface when I upgrade to the newest network-manager-applet. Also, I do have the latest network-manager package installed without issue.
Last edited by reedjosh (2016-05-05 23:34:23)
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You could also read the long thread in Networking about NetworkManager (not the applet), which apparently requires a service restart to function after the update.
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Ok, I'm guessing you mean to...
systemctl disable NetworkManager
systemctl enable NetworkManager
reboot -h nowIf so, I'll do that now and let you know my results. Still, I believe my problem is with the applet.
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systemctl restart would have been sufficient, and would not require a reboot...
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Ok, I'll be back in a bit with results then.
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So... I didn't even restart NM
http://i.imgur.com/4DR4nkE.png
But after a restart, everything just worked. So, I'd mark this as solved, but I'm sure Fred7109's issue still isn't solved.
Thanks for the help anyways!
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Last edited by reedjosh (2016-05-06 00:01:53)
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Thank you for the help. I looked through the GUI and the thought came across, that I had this Ethernet controller »RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller« where I need to blacklist the r8169 module, I must have come to unintentionally delete the blacklist file.
The Ethernet is now working fine again, however, the »device not managed« problem still occur? When I search about the problem there seems only to be one solution, which is to set the following in the config file for the NetworkManager:
[ifupdown]
managed=falseBut that does not solve the problem for me. So I downgraded as proposed by reedjosh, and the problem is gone. I will try to update in a couple of weeks to see if the problem still occur.
Last edited by Fred7109 (2016-05-06 08:53:38)
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