Network Manager “forgets†my network
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It's been a long time since I last tampered with Linux desktop, and I wanted to see how it's doing, so I put KDE Neon on an old laptop. It works very well and I find it amazing, however I bumped into a weird annoyance concerning wifi.
When I boot the machine it correctly connects to my wifi network (ordinary router, default settings, always worked with every device). After a while it shows a notification saying "Connection my_network deactivated". When I click on system tray wifi icon it shows all available networks except mine.
I tried scanning network from command line with nmcli dev wifi but it yields the same result: all networks are listed except mine. I also tried restarting Network Manager with sudo service network-manager restart, to no avail. The connection is restored upon reboot.
What's happening here? Any idea?
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It's been a long time since I last tampered with Linux desktop, and I wanted to see how it's doing, so I put KDE Neon on an old laptop. It works very well and I find it amazing, however I bumped into a weird annoyance concerning wifi.
When I boot the machine it correctly connects to my wifi network (ordinary router, default settings, always worked with every device). After a while it shows a notification saying "Connection my_network deactivated". When I click on system tray wifi icon it shows all available networks except mine.
I tried scanning network from command line with nmcli dev wifi but it yields the same result: all networks are listed except mine. I also tried restarting Network Manager with sudo service network-manager restart, to no avail. The connection is restored upon reboot.
What's happening here? Any idea?
Thanks
networking network-manager kde
asked Apr 21 at 14:14
fffact
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KDE Neon isn't supported here. Try asking at unix.stackexchange.com.
– DK Bose
Apr 21 at 16:09
@DKBose: sorry, I thought it was an ubuntu flavor. Migrating.
– fffact
Apr 22 at 6:38
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It's been a long time since I last tampered with Linux desktop, and I wanted to see how it's doing, so I put KDE Neon on an old laptop. It works very well and I find it amazing, however I bumped into a weird annoyance concerning wifi.
When I boot the machine it correctly connects to my wifi network (ordinary router, default settings, always worked with every device). After a while it shows a notification saying "Connection my_network deactivated". When I click on system tray wifi icon it shows all available networks except mine.
I tried scanning network from command line with nmcli dev wifi but it yields the same result: all networks are listed except mine. I also tried restarting Network Manager with sudo service network-manager restart, to no avail. The connection is restored upon reboot.
What's happening here? Any idea?
Thanks
networking network-manager kde
asked Apr 21 at 14:14
fffact
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It's been a long time since I last tampered with Linux desktop, and I wanted to see how it's doing, so I put KDE Neon on an old laptop. It works very well and I find it amazing, however I bumped into a weird annoyance concerning wifi.
When I boot the machine it correctly connects to my wifi network (ordinary router, default settings, always worked with every device). After a while it shows a notification saying "Connection my_network deactivated". When I click on system tray wifi icon it shows all available networks except mine.
I tried scanning network from command line with nmcli dev wifi but it yields the same result: all networks are listed except mine. I also tried restarting Network Manager with sudo service network-manager restart, to no avail. The connection is restored upon reboot.
What's happening here? Any idea?
Thanks
networking network-manager kde
asked Apr 21 at 14:14
fffact
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asked Apr 21 at 14:14
fffact
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asked Apr 21 at 14:14
fffact
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asked Apr 21 at 14:14
fffact
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KDE Neon isn't supported here. Try asking at unix.stackexchange.com.
– DK Bose
Apr 21 at 16:09
@DKBose: sorry, I thought it was an ubuntu flavor. Migrating.
– fffact
Apr 22 at 6:38
add a comment |Â
KDE Neon isn't supported here. Try asking at unix.stackexchange.com.
– DK Bose
Apr 21 at 16:09
@DKBose: sorry, I thought it was an ubuntu flavor. Migrating.
– fffact
Apr 22 at 6:38
KDE Neon isn't supported here. Try asking at unix.stackexchange.com.
– DK Bose
Apr 21 at 16:09
KDE Neon isn't supported here. Try asking at unix.stackexchange.com.
– DK Bose
Apr 21 at 16:09
@DKBose: sorry, I thought it was an ubuntu flavor. Migrating.
– fffact
Apr 22 at 6:38
@DKBose: sorry, I thought it was an ubuntu flavor. Migrating.
– fffact
Apr 22 at 6:38
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KDE Neon isn't supported here. Try asking at unix.stackexchange.com.
– DK Bose
Apr 21 at 16:09
@DKBose: sorry, I thought it was an ubuntu flavor. Migrating.
– fffact
Apr 22 at 6:38