Comment 2 for bug 555571

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Hans Meine (hans-meine) wrote :

I had the same problem with a Lucid beta system.

I have no idea how the NM got disabled in the first place. Also I wonder if KNetworkManager should have an option to (re-)enable NM if it is found disabled?!

As you might have guessed, I have only just started to use NetworkManager (coming from Gentoo) and I have no idea how this enabled/disabled state is usually controlled. I cannot believe that editing a .state-file of a running daemon under /var is the right way to do this..