Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-kde (248 mails)

[Alin Marin Elena <alinm.elena@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Anne,

rcnetwork restart
as root, should restart the network.
Alternatively you can check in yast in network settings if the network is 
really setup to work with nm
Be sure that the plasmoid is loaded.

Now back to the initial problem it seems to me that is more a problem of 
drivers rather than the ability of nm to use your wireless.

Alin


On Saturday 11 September 2010 08:45:55 Anne Wilson wrote:
> This laptop has an Intel on-chip (i5) wireless, and I've never succeeded in
> getting that to work.  In desperation I disabled networkManager and tried
> manual setting of the network.  It still didn't work.  I then tried a USB
> dongle - and that worked immediately.  At that point I decided that I should
> try networkManager again - but I can't remember how/where I disabled it.  I
> changed the /etc/sysconfig/network/config line to enable networkManager,
> but it isn't picking up the dongle, so I assume that more is needed.
>
> I know that to some extent this is self-inflicted, but I'd welcome help to
> get the dongle (wlan1) working with networkManager.
>
> Anne
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