Post by dragon on Jun 7, 2023 22:23:27 GMT
Hi, I installed Bodhi 6 x64 with AppPack. Quite interesting linux but would be more interesting with a working internet connection.
I had that '"no network-manager icon on the task bar" problem. I followed the procedure in "Networking / Wi-Fi FAQs" documentation "Main Menu > Settings > Shelves > shelf" then click Contents.
The "Systray" gadget was listed. Then from the same "self" box I choose "Settings" then "Style". It was "translucent" and I change it to "Default" now the network icon appeared.
I think that last step should be added to the procedure for "shelf".
The ADSL modem is connected to another computer where the internet connection is working. However that linux distro uses pppoeconfig, pppoe, ppp etc. to set the connection, this has always worked very well for me. I was thinking to install those packages with dependencies from Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS, is it a good idea ?
Anyway network-manager is used by millions of people, there must be something to do. The ADSL modem cannot be the problem as you read these lines from its connection with my other computer.
And this same Bodhi 6 computer was some weeks ago connected to internet with antiX linux so the motherboard is OK.
I tried "inxi -Fxz | grep -iE "card|driver|if" on the terminal and got "command not found".
Regarding "rfkill" I cannot download it.
Let's begin with something, thanks for your help.
I had that '"no network-manager icon on the task bar" problem. I followed the procedure in "Networking / Wi-Fi FAQs" documentation "Main Menu > Settings > Shelves > shelf" then click Contents.
The "Systray" gadget was listed. Then from the same "self" box I choose "Settings" then "Style". It was "translucent" and I change it to "Default" now the network icon appeared.
I think that last step should be added to the procedure for "shelf".
The ADSL modem is connected to another computer where the internet connection is working. However that linux distro uses pppoeconfig, pppoe, ppp etc. to set the connection, this has always worked very well for me. I was thinking to install those packages with dependencies from Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS, is it a good idea ?
Anyway network-manager is used by millions of people, there must be something to do. The ADSL modem cannot be the problem as you read these lines from its connection with my other computer.
And this same Bodhi 6 computer was some weeks ago connected to internet with antiX linux so the motherboard is OK.
I tried "inxi -Fxz | grep -iE "card|driver|if" on the terminal and got "command not found".
Regarding "rfkill" I cannot download it.
Let's begin with something, thanks for your help.
