@Mathieu-tl
Thanks for your help. this has resolved my issue. Cheers!
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Update to 0.9.4.0-0ubuntu4.1 results in no networking
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Mur:
I can still see a "1dd " in your file /etc/network/interfaces. Remove
that and I'm pretty sure things will work properly. It doesn't mean
anything in that file anyway.
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Back to work today.
@Mathieu-tl
I've removed the lines in question, doesn't make any difference in behaviour.
I'm attaching the syslog and interfaces files of the system with the update
installed.
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just an update:
problem for me was, ubnutu still had static ip config in
/etc/network/interfaces
i removed the setting, and restored the default dhcp config, this fixed long
network loading config time at ubuntu bootup stage, but I still had issue with
the network startup at login stage as only
This has really nothing at all to do with the 64-bit instruction set.
Correct, /etc/network/interfaces is required for the system to work
properly. The main difference is that NetworkManager is now expected to
wait for ifupdown to bring up the loopback interface (because there
otherwise were issue
I didn't notice it before, but I had removed interfaces. With the 4
version, this wasn't a problem, but it is with the 4.1 version
(something to do with dnsmasq I guess). I created a file (with leafpad)
that contained those two lines and saved it as /etc/network/interfaces
and then rebooted. From t
More important, did you have to use: sudo NetworkManager after each
reboot?
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Title:
Update to 0.9.4.0-0ubuntu4.1 results in no networking
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So you say, if missing, load a file called interfaces via vi or vim,
than if blank, add:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
is this right?
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Probably should have tried this earlier. I noticed I was missing
/etc/network/interfaces (and this is what turns out to be the problem on
this system here). I replaced it, and now it doesn't refuse to init at
start. Seems like a house of cards, but you *really* need that file. As
of right now, the
Some more info (from lspci) on the affected system:
00:07.0 Bridge: NVIDIA Corporation MCP61 Ethernet (rev a2)
Subsystem: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd. Device 7309
Control: I/O+ Mem+ BusMaster+ SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr-
Stepping- SERR- FastB2B- DisINTx+
St
Thanks for the update.
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Okay, I just confirmed the above:
sudo NetworkManager
That will get your network back up, though you do have to endure two
minutes at the boot up spash screen telling you "waiting for network"
(whatever causes that).
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Another interesting observation: If I run
sudo NetworkManager --no-daemon
that seems to get the network back up even on this affected system. The
system simply refuses to init NM on startup. Perhaps this is related
also to upstart.
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Okay, I think I can narrow this down further:
Intel 32-bit machine: 4.1 works
AMD 64-bit ATI machine with Realtek network: 4.1 works
AMD 64-bit nVidia using ethernet bridge: fails
Maybe this is related to nVidia.
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Im sorry but i have to agree with (rai4shu2)
I run a production server, and i am very minded about the updates i
install for conflicts and compatibility reasons, for example i use
php5.2 as that is what i use for my server needs, so not everything i
install, i have not every had a problem with a p
Thanks for the info about where to look for logs.
Relevant portions of the syslog:
* With 4.1:
Jun 1 14:01:05 genma-MS-7309 kernel: [ 11.376425] init: networking
main process (957) terminated with status 1
There is no indication at all that Network Manager is there.
* With 4:
Jun 1 14:12:
@Mathieu-tl
As this is a work machine, I will be unable to update this report for 4
days. I hope to be able to reply with the information you requested at
that time.
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"Bug" or not, there was no network with the new package. That's a fact.
When I replaced it with the old package, I once again had a network. I
can't think of a better indication than that. I've narrowed it down for
you, however, in that I believe it to be related to the 64-bit CPU
instruction set.
There is no indication of any "bug" in network-manager
0.9.4.0-0ubuntu4.1. If you're running into issues with connections with
that version, please make sure you provide full logs -- the logs for
NetworkManager should be found in /var/log/syslog; which you can attach
to this bug report.
For delays
I Can confirm rai4shu2 advice works,
as i had the same idea only i went for a reinstall of the current
version (which as we now know is a bug and not a bad installer script)
Thanks Guys.
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I just had this happen on my 64-bit system, and the 32-bit system seems
unaffected. I tried both static and DHCP configurations. Both fail. The
only way to fix this is to revert back to the old network manager:
* download
http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu//pool/main/n/network-manager/network-manag
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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