NetworkManager icon disappeared cannot connect to networks
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NetworkManager icon disappeared cannot connect to networks
Dear All,
I have Fedora 11 x86_64 installed in my pc.
this morning i accidentally pressed "remove the network manager icon" from the main panel and now i cannot find ANY way to put it back.
in the services the network manager is working.
when i plug the ethernet cable i have access thankfully since it was set to automatic before but i cannot select any wireless networks.
all my devices eth0 and wlan0 are controlled by the network manager.
i tried to uninstall it and install it back through yum (i know it is what a windows user would do) and nothing still.
Which desktop do you use. There is a separate package that supplies the gui user tool. I don't currently run Fedora, but IIRC it may have "nm" and "gui" in it's name. You should simply need to run this program. Perhaps running your system-config-network configuration will bring it back as well. KDE also has a knetworkmanager program. I don't know if this is what Fedora 11 uses by default. It uses dbus to communicate with the nm (NetworkManager) daemon.
Hi,
thanks for the reply.
sorry I use KDE but it has disappeared from Gnome as well.
I tried to run Knetworkmanager from the graphical environment and the networkmanager command from the terminal but there was no response.nothing happened.
is there a way to bring the system to default settings or sth similar?
thanks again,
thodoros
Hallo,
thanks for the replies.
i tried both ways but no luck
in preferences->startup applications there was no network manager on the list.should i add sth manually?
in the second solution i typed ps -A | grep "nm-applet" but nothing happened.
any more ideas?
thanks
locate is faster since it looks in a database, created by updatedb
However, if something is installed, or files are added, after you run updatedb, it will not be found.
So the database needs to be up to date.
this is the output of the yum install command you asked me to type:
Loaded plugins: dellsysidplugin, dellsysidplugin2, refresh-packagekit
Setting up Install Process
No package network-manager-gnome available.
Nothing to do
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