Public bug reported:
Running Xenial on a Macbook Air. This was running Wily and was upgraded
to Xenial using do-release-upgrade. Network Manager works, and can
manage NICs, WiFI and VPNs that I have configured, however, the service
no longer starts on boot like it did under Wily and like it should by
default in any case.
I have to manually start NetworkManager after each reboot using "service
NetworkManager start".
After that step, network is restored and works as it should.
** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1576364
Title:
NetworkManager service stops starting on boot after upgrade to Xenial
Status in network-manager package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Running Xenial on a Macbook Air. This was running Wily and was
upgraded to Xenial using do-release-upgrade. Network Manager works,
and can manage NICs, WiFI and VPNs that I have configured, however,
the service no longer starts on boot like it did under Wily and like
it should by default in any case.
I have to manually start NetworkManager after each reboot using
"service NetworkManager start".
After that step, network is restored and works as it should.
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