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[SOLVED] NetworkManager keeps disabling wifi after rebooting

Hi

I have an issue where network manager keeps disabling wifi after rebooting, so I keep having to run
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 nmcli radio wifi on
It doesn't take that long, but is still frustrating.

I installed the networkmanager & networkmanager-openrc packages and ran
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 rc-update add NetworkManager
but it doesnt change the issue.

During the install I accidentally ran the
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ln -s /etc/init.d/net.lo /etc/init.d/net.wlan0
 rc-update add net.wlan0 default
commands, but then deleted the net.wlan0 file and rc-update doesn't seem to show that it exist either.

What can be an issue and a solution? It never happened to me before.

Edit:
FIX:
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 sudo pacman -R connman connman-openrc
 

Re: NetworkManager keeps disabling wifi after rebooting

Reply #1 –
Hello,
Since networkmanager was giving me trouble, I installed connman instead and I've been fine ever since.
Sorry for this slightly biased answer.

Re: NetworkManager keeps disabling wifi after rebooting

Reply #2 –
Quote from: tintin – on
Hello,
Since networkmanager was giving me trouble, I installed connman instead and I've been fine ever since.
Sorry for this slightly biased answer.
Well, that doesn't help much. I mean, I can use connman but that's not the preferred way for me

Re: NetworkManager keeps disabling wifi after rebooting

Reply #3 –
But actually thanks, deleting connman & connman-openrc solved the issue :)