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Hi,
So i just installed arch.
after i chrooted out and rebooted i lost my internet connection.
Wifi and ethernet doesnt work.
i did
lspci -v and it says that my network controller and my ethernet controller both have a kernel driver in use (wish i could post the putput of
lspci -v but i havnt installed a desktop desktop environment so i dont know how to copy/past it).
i tried
systemctl enable dhcpcd@myinterface
ip link set myinterface up Last edited by philipW (2017-05-08 22:55:28)
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Enabling it does not immediately start it. It will start it on the next boot.
Try:
systemctl start dhcpcd@myinterfaceEdit: More importantly, which tool sets do you plan to use to manage your network interfaces?
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enabling something doesn't start it.
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Enabling it does not immediately start it. It will start it on the next boot.
Try:
systemctl start dhcpcd@myinterfaceEdit: More importantly, which tool sets do you plan to use to manage your network interfaces?
oke i will try
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Edit: More importantly, which tool sets do you plan to use to manage your network interfaces?
I think the one included in kde plasma 5.
But during installation i installed iw wpa_supplicant dialog wpa_actiond.
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The important thing is to pick one, or at the very least, only one for each interface. You will want NetworkManager for KDE. Note that Network manager will fight with the dhcpcd service as NwtworkManager will launch its own dhcpcd daemon when it needs it.
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oke so i did
systemctl enable dhcpcd@enp4s0 and
systemctl start dhcpcd@enp4s0 and both says
failed to enable unit : the name org.freedesktop.policykit1 was not provided by any .service filesenp4s0 is my ethernet.
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Those need to be run as root (if you don't have polkit configured/running):
sudo systemctl start dhcpcd@enp4s0"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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oke i did
sudo systemctl enable dhcpcd@enp4s0 then i rebooted
then i did
sudo systemctl start dhcpcd@enp4s0now i have working cable internet.
for wifi do i do the same but then instead of enp4s0 my wireless interface name?
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No. You need to have something manage associating with an access point.
Read this article: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wi … figuration
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No. You need to have something manage associating with an access point.
Read this article: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wi … figuration
oke i will read it.
when i walk into issues i will report back.
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oke i installed network manager and nmtui works for me
should i uninstall iw wpa_supplicant dialog or wpa_actiond?
i also installed wicd and wifi radar but i uninstalled them because they where not working but they installed some dependencies is that and issue?
Last edited by philipW (2017-05-08 18:55:11)
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should i uninstall iw wpa_supplicant dialog or wpa_actiond?
wpa_supplicant is a dependency of networkmanager, the other packages presence should not cause issues.
i also installed wicd and wifi radar but i uninstalled them because they where not working but they installed some dependencies is that and issue?
Pacman#Removing_packages ( covers removing dependencies as well )
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philipW wrote:should i uninstall iw wpa_supplicant dialog or wpa_actiond?
wpa_supplicant is a dependency of networkmanager, the other packages presence should not cause issues.
philipW wrote:i also installed wicd and wifi radar but i uninstalled them because they where not working but they installed some dependencies is that and issue?
Pacman#Removing_packages ( covers removing dependencies as well )
Thanks that link covers my question.
Well my internet problems a fixed so i mark this tread as solved.
Thanks for the quick replies, people!
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