Post by kev392 on Jul 20, 2022 0:05:58 GMT
I thought it would've been more simple. Using Synaptic I removed bluez, bluez-obexd and libbluetooth3 but it also said it was removing blueman, pulseaudio-module-bluetooth, network-manager and network-manager-gnome.
I have no idea why it removed network-manager. That became a problem when I logged back in.
As in, NO INTERNET! Doh.
It felt similar to this:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UjVBQChwxM
So I had to boot into Linux Mint from another partition to regain internet access and troubleshoot the issue.
This command displays the dhclient needed to get internet working:
The example command to have internet:
However mine is not eth0 so I had to use the previous command to display the one for me. It was something like eth1s0.
I then had an internet connection again with Bodhi and reinstalled network-manager.
I have no idea why it removed network-manager. That became a problem when I logged back in.
As in, NO INTERNET! Doh.
It felt similar to this:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UjVBQChwxM
So I had to boot into Linux Mint from another partition to regain internet access and troubleshoot the issue.
This command displays the dhclient needed to get internet working:
systemd-resolve --statusThe example command to have internet:
sudo dhclient eth0However mine is not eth0 so I had to use the previous command to display the one for me. It was something like eth1s0.
I then had an internet connection again with Bodhi and reinstalled network-manager.