13 Jun
2018
13 Jun
'18
8 a.m.
On Wednesday 13 June 2018 00:05:07 Mike Bird wrote:
On Tue June 12 2018 20:31:27 William Morder wrote:
I did try some of those already. However, just to be sure, I'll go through
your list to see if anything interesting comes up.
I keep running apt-get -f install, and apt keeps finding new things to install
or uninstall.
Now I can run a proxy, send and receive email; but I cannot use any direct
connections. One good thing: the Devuan servers are a lot faster than Debian
servers. It's probably just due to fewer people using them, but it's nice
have quicker downloads.
Bill
Now my network managers and other network-aware
programs cannot recognize
wlan0. (I use a wifi antenna to connect my desktop to the shared network
in my building, which has been fairly stable.) Don't even bother
suggesting that I try eth0, as there is nothing here for me to plug in
*to*: it's wifi or nothing.
Did I miss seeing this question on the Devuan list?
What sayeth "ipconfig", "ip link", "iwconfig", "dpkg
-l | grep udev",
"dpkg -l | grep dbus", "dpkg -l | grep network-manager",
"dpkg -l | grep wpa", "ps ax | head -2", and "cat
/etc/network/interfaces"?
FWIW my wlan0 is running fine in Ascii + TDE with openvpn and quagga,
although we don't use network manager.
--Mike