I found that, for whatever reason, the DNS addresses entered during the
installation doesn't 'take' in some cases. I've done the F9 install on
three machines, 2 - AMD 32-bit and the NetworkManager didn't work; 1 -
Intel P4 dual core, where the NetworkManager worked. I attempted to
find another Intel to do a fourth test but couldn't.
I 'solved' the problem by using Webmin to stop the NetworkManager
processes (there were 2 of them) and starting the network process. I
then used system-config-network to update the resolv.conf. Now
everything is fine.
I thought that it had to do with a wired network using static IP
addresses, but the Intel machine is wired with a static IP.
One important note, it appears going forward that NetworkManager is the
way to go - so please open a bug report so it can get fixed.
Gene
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