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If the network-manager icon does not show up. | If the network-manager icon does not show up. | ||
| − | # Check to see if the | + | # Check to see if the notification area is installed on the panel. |
| − | # If this fails to work edit <code>etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf</code>. Change the line that reads <code>managed=false</code> to read <code>managed=true</code> then | + | # If this fails to work edit <code>/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf</code>. Change the line that reads <code>managed=false</code> to read <code>managed=true</code> and then run <code>sudo service network-manager restart</code> |
| + | # If the above fails, goto System > Preferences > Startup Applications, then add nm-applet. | ||
[[Category: Tech support]] | [[Category: Tech support]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Needs updating]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:59, 24 October 2013
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Please edit as seems necessary, removing the {{cleanup}} tag when you are through.
If the network-manager icon does not show up.
- Check to see if the notification area is installed on the panel.
- If this fails to work edit
/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf. Change the line that readsmanaged=falseto readmanaged=trueand then runsudo service network-manager restart - If the above fails, goto System > Preferences > Startup Applications, then add nm-applet.