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    knetworkmanager not starting

    I am trying to get the knetworkmanager to run and it doens't want to behave..

    Some background:

    Initially I was running vanilla Ubuntu and installed KDE to add some spice - I have had it connected
    wirelessly and using a cable (wire) to the internet and now for some reason I can not even get knetworkmanager to fire up at all.
    I still have the gnome network manager and it runs but doesn't help at the moment to get my wireless connectivity working..

    any help would be fabulous!


    #2
    Re: knetworkmanager not starting

    For me, KNetworkmanager makes networking (especially wireless) difficult. It seems to make Kubuntu forget internet settings on boot.

    I removed it and set up internet via start/system settings/network settings. Enter administrator mode and then enable then configure the device. That ought to work for you.

    Ian

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      #3
      Re: knetworkmanager not starting

      I found another post in the forums that said something similar aobut problems with knetworkmanger.
      It also mentioned installing wireless assistant and kwifimanger which are working perfectly..

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        #4
        Re: knetworkmanager not starting

        Originally posted by The Liquidator
        . . .
        I removed it and set up internet via start/system settings/network settings. Enter administrator mode and then enable then configure the device. That ought to work for you.
        . . . until you reboot the system. Then the network settings are back to some standard stuff that does not make a connection. You will have to reset the settings to the working combination.

        I know because that is how I got my system to work.

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          #5
          Re: knetworkmanager not starting

          I ascertained that in my case it was knetworkmanager that appeared to be taking over on boot-up and overriding (no actually removing) the settings I had put in. As a consequence removing knetworkmanager entirely and simply allowing the system to start the connection at boot fixed it for me. Works on bootup for me every time.

          Ian

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