John W. Linville wrote:
I'm posting this message to no one in particular, in hopes that it
becomes part of the common lore...
Please, as the first step in trying to get wireless working on Fedora,
before you do anything else, please just try:
service NetworkManager start
Please note that I said to try that _first_. Specifically, "first"
does not mean "after I ran system-config-network" or "after I started
wpa_supplicant" or even "after I tried to configure things manually".
"First" means _first_.
Please?
John
I'm using NM on a clean system, and it works great.
I have a question, though - how can I make it work when I drop to
runlevel 3? Is there some UI or some flag in its configuration that will
tell it to continue working?
From what I understand, the daemon starts in runlevel 3 and continues
to work just fine when I change 5->3, but since it loses its internal
connection to the nm-applet, it disconnects me from the network.
Thanks!
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