Hello,
slackware-current x86 running here with KDE, all freshly installed from Slackware 14 RC5.
I am trying to start network-manager at startup (hence the title). Network-manager was included from the beginning so I thought, I'd give it a chance.
When starting KDE, there's an (nm?)applet in my taskbar which states that network-manager is not running. It then picks up its work when I tell him to do so:
Code:
#sh /etc/rc.d/rc.networkmanager start
So the network-manager itself is functioning fine.
According to
this post I checked that /etc/rc.d/rc.M looked as described there. But still network-manager doesn't come up when booting up.
Hmm... my best guess is, that I have not yet understood the order of the init-scripts. Where do I have to edit what in order to let network-manager boot up when going into multiuser (init 3)?
Thank you very much in advance!