Hello, I open laptop today and I don’t have internet. I think I uninstall network-manager because it’s gone. I uninstall only libimagemagick because was broken last week.
How can I fix my system (gnome)? I can’t connect cable.
Regards
Look into the package cache to see if you have networkmanager cached away in there:
/var/cache/pacman/pkg
If it is in there, open a terminal in that directory and run:
sudo pacman -U networkmanager-1.32.12-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
Or whatever latest version you got in there.
If not I guess you need to download it from a device with Internet connection and move it manually to the mentioned folder and install it.
Here are some mirrors: https://archlinux.org/mirrors/status/#successful
The package you want is:
extra/networkmanager 1.32.12-1
Network connection manager and user applications
from extra repo.
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Hi, I did this but still don’t have internet. I see now wifi icon with “?” sign but cannot connect. In network settings I see that I must start network manager service. But when I try I have:
sudo systemctl start network-manager.service i see service not found.
Regards.
Try:
sudo systemctl enable --now NetworkManager.service
If that won’t work, please provide some system info for those who might be able to spot the issue:
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I try that and status shows that service is active but still cannot connect to internet.
Maybe my issue is related to yours.
Thanks. My wifi is working now. I have to remove my broken wireguard from nm-connection- editor.
Regards.
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