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Here's the steps I tried:
> sudo apt install network-manager
> sudo systemctl disable systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl enable NetworkManager
> sudo reboot now
After the virtualbox came back up, I then ran
> sudo systemctl status systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl status NetworkManager
Both seems to be running even though I supposedly disabled systemd-networkd. At this point I can still ping www.google.com. I then stopped systemd-networkd and restarted NetworkManager
> sudo systemctl stop systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager
and I cannot ping www.google.com anymore.
I know NetworkManager can/will work in a console-only installation as I have an ArchLinux virtualbox right now and it's got working
networking network-manager systemd-networkd
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Here's the steps I tried:
> sudo apt install network-manager
> sudo systemctl disable systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl enable NetworkManager
> sudo reboot now
After the virtualbox came back up, I then ran
> sudo systemctl status systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl status NetworkManager
Both seems to be running even though I supposedly disabled systemd-networkd. At this point I can still ping www.google.com. I then stopped systemd-networkd and restarted NetworkManager
> sudo systemctl stop systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager
and I cannot ping www.google.com anymore.
I know NetworkManager can/will work in a console-only installation as I have an ArchLinux virtualbox right now and it's got working
networking network-manager systemd-networkd
asked 2 days ago
mrjayvipermrjayviper
5152927
add a comment |
Here's the steps I tried:
> sudo apt install network-manager
> sudo systemctl disable systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl enable NetworkManager
> sudo reboot now
After the virtualbox came back up, I then ran
> sudo systemctl status systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl status NetworkManager
Both seems to be running even though I supposedly disabled systemd-networkd. At this point I can still ping www.google.com. I then stopped systemd-networkd and restarted NetworkManager
> sudo systemctl stop systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager
and I cannot ping www.google.com anymore.
I know NetworkManager can/will work in a console-only installation as I have an ArchLinux virtualbox right now and it's got working
networking network-manager systemd-networkd
asked 2 days ago
mrjayvipermrjayviper
5152927
Here's the steps I tried:
> sudo apt install network-manager
> sudo systemctl disable systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl enable NetworkManager
> sudo reboot now
After the virtualbox came back up, I then ran
> sudo systemctl status systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl status NetworkManager
Both seems to be running even though I supposedly disabled systemd-networkd. At this point I can still ping www.google.com. I then stopped systemd-networkd and restarted NetworkManager
> sudo systemctl stop systemd-networkd
> sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager
and I cannot ping www.google.com anymore.
I know NetworkManager can/will work in a console-only installation as I have an ArchLinux virtualbox right now and it's got working
networking network-manager systemd-networkd
networking network-manager systemd-networkd
asked 2 days ago
mrjayvipermrjayviper
5152927
asked 2 days ago
mrjayvipermrjayviper
5152927
edited 2 days ago
mrjayviper
asked 2 days ago
mrjayvipermrjayviper
5152927
asked 2 days ago
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5152927
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