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Did not try nmcli, but even when pinging it did not work. Anyways, now I have installed Pop OS and it works, ill probably spin up a new Arch install in a few weeks... Ill see. Thanks!
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Haha, funny you say that, I was using BRTFS, but I never bothered to make any snapshot lol. My lazyness caught me. As for the system corruption, I think its pretty unlikely, the PC is running just fine now, and it was running perfectly fine the day before and under Windows in between reboots. The only part that had no network was my arch install
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Je préfère avoir des usernames anonymes et qui sont pas inter-liés sur les plateformes comme Reddit ou c'est plus anonyme. Les plateformes comme twitter etc ou c'est moins anonyme je réutilise mon pseudo "normal". Donc, nouveau pseudo ici!
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Sans oublier que si on augmentait la limite de vitesse, les gens iraient juste le 20% de plus que la nouvelle limite. Les gens ne se mettraient pas a respecter la nouvelle limite parce qu'elle correspond à leur ancienne vitesse
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Hi, I wanted to tell you thanks for your help, I decided it would have been too much trouble and just decided to nuke my arch install, I had a separate /home partition so I just installed PopOS as a maybe not so temporary replacement until I do a clean install. I felt my system was a bit too far gone and I didn't really want to spend the rest of the day troubleshooting it. Anyways, thanks a lot for the help !!
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Hey, here they are! Nothing too unusual except for IP a, (I suspect this is due to network manager not starting and kicking me out to my login prompt) and everything worked before that update
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Hey, I was able to kind of recover my computer and the status is kind of wekrd. It only shows 2 lines and when running systemctl start NetworkManager it simply waits for a few seconds and I get kicked out to my login prompt
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This was fixed in this PR: https://github.com/dessalines/jerboa/issues/390, it should be available in the next app update
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I hope 545 brings GAMMA_LUT support, night light is basically the only thing keeping me away from Wayland at the moment on my desktop. I absolutely love Wayland with my laptop
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Bonsoir!! C'est vraiment impressionnant de voir tous les subreddit qui sont en privé sur https://reddark.untone.uk/
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I can't test anymore since I'll try to get some sleep and I downgraded the kernel and now the computer doesn't boot. So tomorrow when (if) I get it back up, I could try and get that info. But from memory before I broke everything more (I had checked just to be sure), it looked pretty fine to me, no flashing red errors or warnings.
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Thanks. I tried that before I saw your comment and I downgraded 2 network related packages (networkmanagwr applet and networkmanager openvpn), but that did not work. I saw the kernel got updated so I downgraded that but now my system doesn't get past the boot screen. I'll try again tomorrow and I'll probably just install vanillaos to still have access to the AUR but on a very stable base and with good defaults. I had tried doing a ping but it just immediately said no host found or something like that. Sorry if I am vague, I don't remember exactly and my computer doesn't start anymore loll
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Thanks, do you know what packages names that are not so obvious could be causing this? I downgraded the two Networkmanager entries that appeared but that doesn't seem to help much (network manager applet and networkmanagee-openvpn)
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I don't seem to have dhcpcd installed on my system (systemctl status dhcpcd says it is not found). Is this a required package that I managed to live without for a few months by pure luck?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/629874 **EDIT: forgot to add that the wifi networks all appear fine and connect (network name appears in the settings and connects successfully, just no network access no matter the interface**) **EDIT 2: I did not really feel like troubleshooting my computer all day as I had kind of soft-bricked it by downgrading the kernel, and it didn't boot. I felt it was a bit too far gone for me and like I said I didn't want to spend the day fixing it. Anyways I had a separate /home so it was all fine. I installed PopOS as a (not so) temporary solution. Ill probably end up reinstalling Arch or something a bit more up to date soon enough. Thanks everyone for trying to help me!!** > Hey there, I'm looking for some help with my Arch system that I updated today. > > So a little context here: today, I updated my system with the usual -Syu. However after the update I kept getting pop ups that told me my LAN connection was not working or something ( I use gnome). Wifi was still working. > > Now, I since rebooted in hopes the popups would go away (in a sense, they did...), I do not have any access to the internet, I tried everything I can think of (wifi only, wired only, usb tethering with my phone) but nothing works. I still get the wired icon in gnome even though the cable is unplugged. > > I am having trouble finding help with the Reddit blackout (convenient timing lol) and it is pretty hard for me to attach logs and such since my computer has no network access at all, I'm relying 100% on my phone... > > Any help is appreciated 🙂
EDIT: forgot to add that the wifi networks all appear fine and connect (network name appears in the settings and connects successfully, just no network access no matter the interface) **EDIT 2: I did not really feel like troubleshooting my computer all day as I had kind of soft-bricked it by downgrading the kernel, and it didn’t boot. I felt it was a bit too far gone for me and like I said I didn’t want to spend the day fixing it. Anyways I had a separate /home so it was all fine. I installed PopOS as a (not so) temporary solution. Ill probably end up reinstalling Arch or something a bit more up to date soon enough. Thanks everyone for trying to help me!!** Hey there, I'm looking for some help with my Arch system that I updated today. So a little context here: today, I updated my system with the usual -Syu. However after the update I kept getting pop ups that told me my LAN connection was not working or something ( I use gnome). Wifi was still working. Now, I since rebooted in hopes the popups would go away (in a sense, they did...), I do not have any access to the internet, I tried everything I can think of (wifi only, wired only, usb tethering with my phone) but nothing works. I still get the wired icon in gnome even though the cable is unplugged. I am having trouble finding help with the Reddit blackout (convenient timing lol) and it is pretty hard for me to attach logs and such since my computer has no network access at all, I'm relying 100% on my phone... Any help is appreciated 🙂
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Yeah the swipe and multi-lingual input is the only thing keeping me on GBoard. I would love to not have all my keyboard interractions be recorded but... yeah these features are just too good to pass on
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Yeah, DarkSky was shut down officially last march I think, but last year at wwdc they announced weatherkit as a replacement. Though I am not sure if weatherikt is a 100% match or if it is better or worse than darksky. I want to assume its the same or better but its apple so we never know...
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IIRC Weawow has Apple weather as a provider, which is basically a rebranded Dark Sky (check out Apple's weatherkit for more info about this rebrand thing)
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I really like Weather Today since it has Apple's weatherkit data, which is basically Dark Sky. It also has a really nice radar view and a per minute rain forecast. There is also Shadow Weather which has this support, but I find the UI to be less appealing.