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sunrat:
Not sure if this is a bug or just my faulty methodology.
I have Atheros wireless, so installed firmware-atheros from a USB drive and configured network in the live session with network-manager. Then updated sidu-installer and installed.
After installation and re-entering pass key to n-m, I was online with Iceweasel. Dropped to RL3 to do dist-upgrade and no connection. I reconfigured with Ceni and purged n-m (don't need it, static desktop) and installed Knemo for monitoring. Connection OK now.
Is network-manager supposed to configure global network or does it just work for user space as I experienced? If I configured with Ceni first, would n-m still work?

ps. December installed 4 days ago now and running beautifully after a few personal tweaks. Best OS I have used! Thanks.

ayla:
Hi,

you may use nmcli if you need a network connection in runlevel 3. See
--- Code: ---man nmcli
--- End code ---
.

You may use ceni or networkmanager, you can't use both at the same time.

To do a dist-upgrade you may download only first, then go to runlevel 3 and d-u. Following steps:

open root terminal:


--- Quote ---apt-get upgrade update
apt-get dist-upgrade -d
init 3 # or whatever the systemd command now is...
--- End quote ---
then on runlevel 3

--- Code: ---apt-get dist-upgrade
--- End code ---

normally you dont need a network connection on runlevel 3 then.

Maybe related:
http://chili.siduction.org/issues/1459

greets
ayla[/code]

sunrat:

--- Quote from: ayla on 2014/01/11, 08:02:57 ---Maybe related:
http://chili.siduction.org/issues/1459
--- End quote ---
Yes.
I am happy now anyway without network-manager but not happy without runlevel 3 networking.
Definitely a bug.
I will use the method of download then switch to RL3 to dist-upgrade for now.

Thanks ayla.

sunrat:
I just read your post again. The first line here should be "update" not "upgrade".

ayla:
you're right of course.


--- Code: ---apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade -d
init 3 # or whatever the systemd command now is..
apt-get dist-upgrade
--- End code ---

Edited original post.

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