Ask Ubuntu is a question and answer site for Ubuntu users and developers. It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I want to disable NetworkManager entirely, and have my eth0 and wifi connections unmanaged. My eth0 on my main linux box is unmanaged and I have no issues with it, I want to do the same to my other linux boxes all running Ubuntu Stopping and Disabling NetworkManager help.
I don't have 50 rep points to comment, so I'll add some info as an answer that may be helpful. On a Surface Pro 3 with Ubuntu More details here:. For the SP3 there are other settings required, including net. Likely this info applies to other tablets with Ubuntu also. Ubuntu Community Ask!
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Enabling IPv6 can cause segmentation faults upon connection. You can run help to get a full list of commands here. If you actually want to prevent non-root users from configuring iwd, see the directions here. To connect to a Wi-Fi network in the most typical scenario, first type device list to find the name of your wireless device. We will use wlan0 in this example, but your name may be different, and potentially much longer if your system renames interfaces to a unique name.
After you have the device name, run something like station wlan0 scan to have the device scan for networks. You can then list these networks by running station wlan0 get-networks. After you've found the network you intend to connect to, run station wlan0 connect Router , replacing Router with the name of the network.
Put the name of the network in double-quotes if it contains a space. Note that you can use tab completion to enter the network name, and iwd will even help with the quoting. IWCtl will then prompt you for the passphrase. After being added in this way, IWD will attempt to auto-connect to the network in the future.
Try running ping 1. If you can't reach an IP, something's gone horribly wrong when connecting to the network. The simplest way to accomplish that is It supports systemd-resolved and resolvconf. If unspecified, it uses systemd-resolved.
Refer to the IWD. CONF 5 Debugging and Testing To help diagnose problems, run iwd manually as opposed to via systemd with the debug switch: iwd -d. However, wcid worked properly with Wired Connection but could not connect to WiFi. As soon as I disconnect from Network Manager, wicd connects only to wired. At this point, I wanted to remove wicd but apt-get returns no wicd installed , can't see it in Synaptic or Software Center, but only in Applications list under Dash home.
Of course wcid icon shows connections, and resulting connected, so my system shows both applets for wicd and network manager in the top panel. When running dpkg commands, wicd is not listed as installed package. Any suggestion how to remove wicd?
Consider that I started with Ubuntu just few months ago so my knowledge base is limited. By the way, you should look for a startup script, to remove wicd from startup. Then you will not need to uninstall, it won't get started if you remove it.
I assume you boot to gui. First I decided to remove Wicd, and that should match your question then I tried Wicd without NM, but that's another story If not, and installed from the source, there is a uninstall. If not
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