I have problems with knetworkmanager (since Jaunty) and use /etc/init.d/networking to establish a wireless connection to a hidden network. This has some issues (since Maverick).
It seems that the networking script runs on startup and establishes a connection, but then avahi-autoipd starts, quits the already established connection and is unable to establish a new connection.
That means I have to run /etc/init.d/networking manually after every reboot. That is a nuisance.
I already tried to remove the avahi-daemon from starting
but it did not prevent avahi-autoipd from starting.
It seems that the networking script runs on startup and establishes a connection, but then avahi-autoipd starts, quits the already established connection and is unable to establish a new connection.
That means I have to run /etc/init.d/networking manually after every reboot. That is a nuisance.
I already tried to remove the avahi-daemon from starting
Code:
sudo update-rc.d -f avahi-autoipd remove