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20th June 2011, 04:32 PM

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No wired connection in KDE NetworkManager GUI

Hi @all,

like the title says i have no wired connection in the KDE Networkmanager GUI although my ethernet connection is active and working. What i want to do is to change the allocation method from dhcp to static. How do i make the connection visible in the GUI?

Thanks.

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