Thank for the input man, but yeah the network is configured using with systemd-networkd https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... rsistentlyHow are you NetworkManager connections configured? Is the wlan0 connection enabled? If so, disable it. Is the wlan1 connection enabled? Fix it if not.
Anyone has any clue on how I could go about solving this last part?Code:
# Connections use devices so best to set both. sudo nmcli c showsudo nmcli c modify wlanX connection.autoconnect [off|on]]sudo nmcli device showsudo nmcli device modify wlanX autoconnect [off|on]
NetworkManager is not active nor running (cause I have had (many others have as well or will get to have if they get USB NIC's) my NIC)..
- both what I though was the problem and what actually was the problem and the absolute solution and fix for it all is in details available here https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... ystem-boot
If I have had a clue about the fact that power cycle was the issue which led me to reconnect the NIC after each boot I could have solved that and then used nmtui for setting up my network, but yeah, water under the bridge I guess!
Ps, I have solved the fail message and the indirectly also no more 2 minuets waiting around for the fail to even occur, more on this are found here https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... stem-boot
Statistics: Posted by Arelius — Wed May 01, 2024 1:02 am