Description of problem: NetworkManager does not connect over the Internet automatically at boot. Moreover, being necessary to physically disconnect and reconnect the modem so I have to manually connect through it. It reconfigured the connection and set up options to automatically connect and connection system. Sometimes, I have to use kppp to connect, because the NM takes too long to establish the connection. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): nm09-20110811 How reproducible: Start the computer with the modem plugged. Actual results: I have to manually connect. Expected results: The connection is automatically established. Additional info: Modem. ZTE MF 626. In the previous version worked correctly.
This only happens on 3G connection.
Are you using KDE's kde-plasma-networkmanagement, right? First, try to upgrade as there's a newer version. Also, please report NM version: rpm -q NetworkManager and attach /var/log/messages so that we can see logs.
(In reply to comment #2) > Are you using KDE's kde-plasma-networkmanagement, right? > First, try to upgrade as there's a newer version. > > Also, please report NM version: > rpm -q NetworkManager > and attach /var/log/messages so that we can see logs. NetworkManager-0.9.0-1.fc15.i686 My system is updated. The attachments: 1 - log_messages.tar.gz /var/log/messages since 11 sep 2 - log_messages2.tar.gz /var/log/messages since august with "grep Network" Need anything else?
Created attachment 523369 [details] /var/log/messages since 13/09/2011
Created attachment 523371 [details] /var/log/messages with "grep Network"
kde-plasma-networkmanagement Version : 0.9 Release : 0.54.20110812git.nm09.fc15 V(In reply to comment #3) > (In reply to comment #2) > > Are you using KDE's kde-plasma-networkmanagement, right? > > First, try to upgrade as there's a newer version. > > > > Also, please report NM version: > > rpm -q NetworkManager > > and attach /var/log/messages so that we can see logs. > > NetworkManager-0.9.0-1.fc15.i686 > > My system is updated. > The attachments: > > 1 - log_messages.tar.gz /var/log/messages since 11 sep > 2 - log_messages2.tar.gz /var/log/messages since august with "grep Network" > > Need anything else?
Thanks for the logs, there are some errors returned by Modem-Manager, but also auto-activation is interrupted several times by your manual activation (you were impatient;). It would be useful to get more detailed logs. Would you please try this: 1) Disable NM temporarily: # systemctl disable NetworkManager.service 2) reboot with modem plugged 3) Follow steps at http://live.gnome.org/NetworkManager/Debugging on section "Debugging NetworkManager 0.8 and 0.9 3G connections" to run ModemManager and NetworkManager (Copy the instructions before reboot, as you won't have network after step 1) 4) Wait will the connection is auto-activated 5) Grab the logs from terminal 6) Re-enable NM: # systemctl enable NetworkManager.service Not related to this bug: Consider disabling intel_ips driver as it polutes messages with "ME failed to update for more than 1s, likely hung" and could down system performance. See e.g. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/658317
Following is the log requested. before: The option to enable 3G network was checked automatically (see picture attached). Not now. When i saw the login screen (X), the connection was activated. Now, I need to check the option to enable 3G network to connect it (and sometimes can'ot connect by NM). I stopped because was very slow. It was faster to stop and manually connect (or use Kppp) than wait it. Thanks for the tip of the module intel_ips! Thanks for help me!
Created attachment 523758 [details] Log modem-manager --debug
Created attachment 523759 [details] Printscreen of NM Plasma plugin
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