Created attachment 854455 [details] screenshot Description of problem: After updating to Fedora 20, no WLAN:s are shown in the drop-down meny in the upper right of the screen. But opening the "settings" window, WLAN:s are present and possible to connect to. The attached screenshot explains it quite well I hope Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): network-manager-applet-0.9.9.0-7.git20131028 How reproducible: Every time. But it worked while my laptop was running F19
(In reply to David Juran from comment #0) > Created attachment 854455 [details] > screenshot > > Description of problem: > After updating to Fedora 20, no WLAN:s are shown in the drop-down meny in > the upper right of the screen. But opening the "settings" window, WLAN:s > are present and possible to connect to. > Well, then it is an issue of the gnome-shell network indicator (or how it is called these days).
All of a sudden, out of the blue and for no reason what-so-ever, this suddenly started working after a reboot. Sorry for the noise, I'll re-open the bug if the icon would disappear again.
Re-opening, the problem has re-appeared and I think I've found a pattern. If I have a physical network cable plugged in when booting the laptop (or maybe just when logging in) the network indicator will not report any WLAN:s. This is true even if the physical cable is unplugged later on. I'm using gnome-shell-3.10.3-2.fc20.x86_64
Scratch that, I haven't a clue why it sometimes works and why the WLAN icon sometimes is missing. This morning when I booted up my laptop, no network cable plugged in, the WLAN section was missing.
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