Dear All,I am having many issues with Statler at the moment, but that one might be an easy one to solve...well hopefully!I am wired to my router and therefore I unticked the "enable wireless" box in the networkmanager applet.
It seems there is a bug in the command line tool "nmcli" after a recent upgrade ..The GUI applet still works, but I can no longer start/stop connections with nmcli ..The error when using nmcli con ... is:Stopping Mobile Broadband Connection.Error: Can't obtain connections: settings service is not running.I had a script using nmcli to start stop my 3G connection ..
Not sure what happened over the weekend (possibly the last sudo apt-get upgrade I ran this morning?), but I noticed that my computer's using my phone's internet connection (connected via USB and listed as "Wired Connection 2") instead of my ethernet connection ("Wired Connection 1").
Hello, I have found lots of similar posts on wifi but nothing for wired ethernet connection.
If my system suspends, when I resume I have no wired network connection. In nm-applet I can see everything as it should be before I suspended the system apart from there is no connection to choose. If I edit connections the connection is there but doesn't appear in the applet drop-down.
I'm rather new to Linux/Ubuntu and about to lose my religion figuring this one out.
I am unable to connect to the internet with ethernet in 10.04 64bit. Everything was working fine this morning, but when I booted up this evening, no connection.
In Network Connections, under the Wired tab, Auto eth0 reads Last Used: never. Also, Network Manager had created a new network, Wired Connection 1.
I have a dell latitude 2100 running ubuntu 11.1. Wireless internet works fine on it but wired connections do not. When I plug a ethernet cord in, it keeps on saying wired connection connected followed by disconnected. When I check the ethernet connection in the network part of system settings, it also keeps rapidly changing to on/off.
I just setup dual boot with Ubuntu 10.04 LTS on my Windows 7 machine. I can connect to the internet just fine when I boot to Windows; however, when I boot to Ubuntu I can't connect to the internet via a wired connection. I went into the console window and typed ifconfig -a to see if my Ethernet card was visible but it wasn't.
I tried to install a recent kernal update that got hung up and wouldn't finish so I aborted the update. After that I could no longer use $sudo modprobe b43 to initiate my wireless connection. My strategy is to establish a wired connection, make sure all updates could be installed, and then try to establish the wireless connection again. However, I cannot establish a wired connection.
To my knowledge, basically have two options to connect via 3G: NetworkManager and connman.NetworkManager needs Modemmanager to be installed too and can then be controlled via command line by using nmcli. However, there used to be a bug in the current version of NM that prevented nmcli to work with NM.
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