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Created attachment 817196 [details] Output of dmidecode Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Disable WIFI or mobile broadband from NetworkManager 2. 3. Actual results: NetworkManager says: "hardware disabled" for WIFI and "unavailable" for 3g card. Expected results: Ability to re-enable from NetworkManager menu. Additional info: hardware: Fujitsu Amilo Pro v3525 I managed to get the wifi working by: rmmod iwl3945 modprobe iwl3945 service NetworkManager restart But.. this did not quite work second time when i tried to redo these steps. Weird thing, sometimes when i stop the NetworkManager service, I can get the 3g card visible again.
Created attachment 817197 [details] Output of dmesg after fiddling around
I cannot find any logic for this, now when I stopped the NetworkManager service, the WIFI reappeared and cannot enable the 3g card. Comment: I was unaware that the NetworkService restarts when trying to stop it. Systemd is not very familiar for me.
Correction to previous: NetworkManager, NOT NetworkService.
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