Hello!
When my 13.12, Enigma-II is booting up, it halts at where the network starts. It tries for a few minutes and finally says that it is starting without network configuration and after booting up, the network manager is disabled.
I tried enabling but it didnt help. I had to manually start it by command “NetworkManager start” which I have now added to /etc/rc.local.
Please let me know what logs i need to share for this issue to be understood by the experts reading this.
Any help in this regard is highly appreciated.
Thank you.
I hope it logs something in /var/log/messages on bootup why it isn’t starting up. Could you attach that text file (needs a .txt extension for uploading to the forum)
From the syslog it seems it establishes a connection via wireless and then it somehow either because of the driver or the router gets a
So while receiving it gets some sort of dump and interrupts itself.
If I am correctly reading the dmesg output you don’t have any wired connection. At least it says so
It also seems to kill and restart the network-manager process
That are my findings so far. So I would suggest try plugging in a cable and see if it works with an wire.
Maybe a router restart or firmwareupdate or try to get a newer firmware for your wireless driver.
You are correct Leszek!
This is a Dell Latitude 3440 and i dont use wired connection at all.
As you said I will try connecting a cable and see if NM is starting while booting.
Also i will check the wireless driver versions and let you know how it goes.
Thank you very much for your spending your valuable time on this sir! Take care…