On Wed, 2010-07-28 at 08:35 -0430, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> Your options are 1) fix the config so NM is
> managing the interface, or 2) remove or disable NM completely. Option 1
> is preferable but if you don't know how to do it, ask on a Debian list.
Hi,
I just faced the similar issue, while "testing" ConnMan code when this
is not installed, and it helped me to remove corresponding files (in the
name is either network-manager or connman) from
$PREFIX/lib/evolution/2.30/modules
so this part isn't loaded on start and evolution doesn't care.
Sort of hack, but helps to make it work quickly, without recompiling
whole evolution (and I suppose I would remove those files by hand
anyway, even when not compiled). Only note they might be returned on
reinstall/update of your evolution.
Bye,
Milan
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