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Old 06-16-2010, 10:33 PM   #1
picarune
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Lost the battery monitor and network manager on my gnome panel, Ubuntu Lucid


I clicked on the wrong thing and it all went away, and no amount of poking around in configuration tools will make either re-appear and I have no control over wireless config short of hammer and tongs with iwconfig and iwlist. any one have any suggestions as to where to poke this thing? I have re-installed the net manager and no dice....

thanks

Steve
 
Old 06-16-2010, 11:47 PM   #2
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The battery monitor icon is controlled via System >> Preferences >> Power Management then the General tab.

To get your Network Manager applet back, try this:
- right-click next to the time
- select "add to panel"
- select "application launcher .. copy a launcher from the applications menu"
- click the "forward" button
- locate Network Connections under Preferences and select it
- click add


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Old 06-17-2010, 11:33 PM   #3
picarune
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got it!

Hi KBP,
Actually what worked was to follow the same path you were going down but to add the notification area, at which point I regained the battery monitor and the network manager, which was actually much more of an issue.

Thanks for the help

Pic
 
  


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