Upgraded to Hardy about 3 days ago. All OK except a couple of applications, which I got fixed.
Today I noted that at powerdown time I was offered Hibernate and Standby options, but that when I tried to Hibernate, the system would freeze at boot-up. I'd previously (on Gutsy) installed KPowersave, but it'd always done exactly the same thing as it was now doing. So, and just uninstalled it.
Returning to the computer this afternoon, I find that I have no Internet connectivity. Can't get there for email, or through my browser.
I run a dual boot machine, and so went to my XP OS to see if THAT worked, or if I maybe had a hardward problem. It worked. No hardware problem evident. I'm writing this post now from within my active XP OS.
So, my question: How do I approach this problem which appears to be wholly a Kubuntu issue? Should I...
1. Twiddle with Network Settings? (I'm very ignorant in that area.) I went there a moment ago. I clicked through System Settings > Network Settings > Configure Network Settings > Configure Device eth0. I then activated, within the TCP/IP address window (or whatever it was) both Automatic (dhcp) and Activate When Computer Starts. (OK, I'm grasping at straws here - don't really know what I'm doing.) I rebooted. No change. Cannot connect.)
2. Reload the whole system? (If should do this, do I just reload over existing system, or do something more drastic? I have the OS in one partition, and my user account in a completely separate one, but I'd sure prefer not to lose my application program installs - that that automatically install in areas outside my user acct.)
3. Something else?
I really need to get Kubuntu back on-line. I'd much appreciate any suggestions as to how to troubleshoot this.
Today I noted that at powerdown time I was offered Hibernate and Standby options, but that when I tried to Hibernate, the system would freeze at boot-up. I'd previously (on Gutsy) installed KPowersave, but it'd always done exactly the same thing as it was now doing. So, and just uninstalled it.
Returning to the computer this afternoon, I find that I have no Internet connectivity. Can't get there for email, or through my browser.
I run a dual boot machine, and so went to my XP OS to see if THAT worked, or if I maybe had a hardward problem. It worked. No hardware problem evident. I'm writing this post now from within my active XP OS.
So, my question: How do I approach this problem which appears to be wholly a Kubuntu issue? Should I...
1. Twiddle with Network Settings? (I'm very ignorant in that area.) I went there a moment ago. I clicked through System Settings > Network Settings > Configure Network Settings > Configure Device eth0. I then activated, within the TCP/IP address window (or whatever it was) both Automatic (dhcp) and Activate When Computer Starts. (OK, I'm grasping at straws here - don't really know what I'm doing.) I rebooted. No change. Cannot connect.)
2. Reload the whole system? (If should do this, do I just reload over existing system, or do something more drastic? I have the OS in one partition, and my user account in a completely separate one, but I'd sure prefer not to lose my application program installs - that that automatically install in areas outside my user acct.)
3. Something else?
I really need to get Kubuntu back on-line. I'd much appreciate any suggestions as to how to troubleshoot this.
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