Nataraj wrote:
If you stop the NetworkManager and NetworkManagerDispatcher services and start the network service, this should take care of it. You will have to disable/enable them as well so that you have the same configuration on reboot.I have an f8 system installed on a laptop. It does not bring up the network interface until I login on the X console and then shuts the network back down when I logout. f9 on the same laptop does not do this. How can I disable this function in f8 so that the network comes up at boot and stays up (so I can remotely access the machine) unless I tell it to reinitialize the network. Thanks, Nataraj
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