Problem with internet connection in ubuntu 18.04
I have a problem with my ubuntu. It’s version 18.04 and the problem is about internet connection. I have internet connection but after about 2 minutes it’s gonna lose. I don’t have any idea why it is happening.
Searched a lot and found this command:
sudo apt-get install remove network-manager*
And guess what? I dont have control center right now. Since i can’t plug LAN cable to connect internet i have to install it again. But how can i install it?
And please if you had something similar to my problem make me happy and help to fix that.
18.04 network-manager
edited Jan 28 at 12:09
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I have a problem with my ubuntu. It’s version 18.04 and the problem is about internet connection. I have internet connection but after about 2 minutes it’s gonna lose. I don’t have any idea why it is happening.
Searched a lot and found this command:
sudo apt-get install remove network-manager*
And guess what? I dont have control center right now. Since i can’t plug LAN cable to connect internet i have to install it again. But how can i install it?
And please if you had something similar to my problem make me happy and help to fix that.
18.04 network-manager
edited Jan 28 at 12:09
TDK
25013
asked Jan 28 at 10:59
The MirThe Mir
31
add a comment |
I have a problem with my ubuntu. It’s version 18.04 and the problem is about internet connection. I have internet connection but after about 2 minutes it’s gonna lose. I don’t have any idea why it is happening.
Searched a lot and found this command:
sudo apt-get install remove network-manager*
And guess what? I dont have control center right now. Since i can’t plug LAN cable to connect internet i have to install it again. But how can i install it?
And please if you had something similar to my problem make me happy and help to fix that.
18.04 network-manager
edited Jan 28 at 12:09
TDK
25013
asked Jan 28 at 10:59
The MirThe Mir
31
I have a problem with my ubuntu. It’s version 18.04 and the problem is about internet connection. I have internet connection but after about 2 minutes it’s gonna lose. I don’t have any idea why it is happening.
Searched a lot and found this command:
sudo apt-get install remove network-manager*
And guess what? I dont have control center right now. Since i can’t plug LAN cable to connect internet i have to install it again. But how can i install it?
And please if you had something similar to my problem make me happy and help to fix that.
18.04 network-manager
18.04 network-manager
edited Jan 28 at 12:09
TDK
25013
asked Jan 28 at 10:59
The MirThe Mir
31
edited Jan 28 at 12:09
TDK
25013
asked Jan 28 at 10:59
The MirThe Mir
31
edited Jan 28 at 12:09
TDK
25013
edited Jan 28 at 12:09
TDK
25013
edited Jan 28 at 12:09
TDK
25013
25013
asked Jan 28 at 10:59
The MirThe Mir
31
asked Jan 28 at 10:59
The MirThe Mir
31
asked Jan 28 at 10:59
The MirThe Mir
31
31
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If you have another pc connected to internet, here you can download network manager packet: https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/net/network-manager
Save to a pendrive, copy in your ubuntu machine and install the packet. Reboot after installation, and you have network manager installed. When you can connect your ubuntu machine to internet, run:
sudo apt-get update && upgrade
reboot
NOTE: on the same website you find dependecies for network manager packet. Download all the dependencies required to make it work.
How to install packages
Uncompress the archive, then install the package as follow:
tar -Jxf <compressed_archive>.tar.xz
sudo dpkg -i <uncompressed_package>.deb
answered Jan 28 at 11:11
TDKTDK
25013
Thank you TDK.but this command just extracts the package.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:21
as you know dpkg is for installing deb packages. but the extracted folder is just a debian folder. without any ext.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:26
i would expect a deb file... just choose your architecture in the table in the website, you should get a deb file compressed
– TDK
Jan 28 at 13:32
Thanks. Yes deb file is the correct one. Solved.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:35
add a comment |
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If you have another pc connected to internet, here you can download network manager packet: https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/net/network-manager
Save to a pendrive, copy in your ubuntu machine and install the packet. Reboot after installation, and you have network manager installed. When you can connect your ubuntu machine to internet, run:
sudo apt-get update && upgrade
reboot
NOTE: on the same website you find dependecies for network manager packet. Download all the dependencies required to make it work.
How to install packages
Uncompress the archive, then install the package as follow:
tar -Jxf <compressed_archive>.tar.xz
sudo dpkg -i <uncompressed_package>.deb
answered Jan 28 at 11:11
TDKTDK
25013
Thank you TDK.but this command just extracts the package.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:21
as you know dpkg is for installing deb packages. but the extracted folder is just a debian folder. without any ext.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:26
i would expect a deb file... just choose your architecture in the table in the website, you should get a deb file compressed
– TDK
Jan 28 at 13:32
Thanks. Yes deb file is the correct one. Solved.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:35
add a comment |
If you have another pc connected to internet, here you can download network manager packet: https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/net/network-manager
Save to a pendrive, copy in your ubuntu machine and install the packet. Reboot after installation, and you have network manager installed. When you can connect your ubuntu machine to internet, run:
sudo apt-get update && upgrade
reboot
NOTE: on the same website you find dependecies for network manager packet. Download all the dependencies required to make it work.
How to install packages
Uncompress the archive, then install the package as follow:
tar -Jxf <compressed_archive>.tar.xz
sudo dpkg -i <uncompressed_package>.deb
answered Jan 28 at 11:11
TDKTDK
25013
Thank you TDK.but this command just extracts the package.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:21
as you know dpkg is for installing deb packages. but the extracted folder is just a debian folder. without any ext.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:26
i would expect a deb file... just choose your architecture in the table in the website, you should get a deb file compressed
– TDK
Jan 28 at 13:32
Thanks. Yes deb file is the correct one. Solved.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:35
add a comment |
If you have another pc connected to internet, here you can download network manager packet: https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/net/network-manager
Save to a pendrive, copy in your ubuntu machine and install the packet. Reboot after installation, and you have network manager installed. When you can connect your ubuntu machine to internet, run:
sudo apt-get update && upgrade
reboot
NOTE: on the same website you find dependecies for network manager packet. Download all the dependencies required to make it work.
How to install packages
Uncompress the archive, then install the package as follow:
tar -Jxf <compressed_archive>.tar.xz
sudo dpkg -i <uncompressed_package>.deb
answered Jan 28 at 11:11
TDKTDK
25013
If you have another pc connected to internet, here you can download network manager packet: https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/net/network-manager
Save to a pendrive, copy in your ubuntu machine and install the packet. Reboot after installation, and you have network manager installed. When you can connect your ubuntu machine to internet, run:
sudo apt-get update && upgrade
reboot
NOTE: on the same website you find dependecies for network manager packet. Download all the dependencies required to make it work.
How to install packages
Uncompress the archive, then install the package as follow:
tar -Jxf <compressed_archive>.tar.xz
sudo dpkg -i <uncompressed_package>.deb
answered Jan 28 at 11:11
TDKTDK
25013
edited Jan 28 at 13:30
answered Jan 28 at 11:11
TDKTDK
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answered Jan 28 at 11:11
TDKTDK
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answered Jan 28 at 11:11
TDKTDK
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25013
Thank you TDK.but this command just extracts the package.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:21
as you know dpkg is for installing deb packages. but the extracted folder is just a debian folder. without any ext.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:26
i would expect a deb file... just choose your architecture in the table in the website, you should get a deb file compressed
– TDK
Jan 28 at 13:32
Thanks. Yes deb file is the correct one. Solved.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:35
add a comment |
Thank you TDK.but this command just extracts the package.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:21
as you know dpkg is for installing deb packages. but the extracted folder is just a debian folder. without any ext.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:26
i would expect a deb file... just choose your architecture in the table in the website, you should get a deb file compressed
– TDK
Jan 28 at 13:32
Thanks. Yes deb file is the correct one. Solved.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:35
Thank you TDK.but this command just extracts the package.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:21
Thank you TDK.but this command just extracts the package.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:21
as you know dpkg is for installing deb packages. but the extracted folder is just a debian folder. without any ext.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:26
as you know dpkg is for installing deb packages. but the extracted folder is just a debian folder. without any ext.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:26
i would expect a deb file... just choose your architecture in the table in the website, you should get a deb file compressed
– TDK
Jan 28 at 13:32
i would expect a deb file... just choose your architecture in the table in the website, you should get a deb file compressed
– TDK
Jan 28 at 13:32
Thanks. Yes deb file is the correct one. Solved.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:35
Thanks. Yes deb file is the correct one. Solved.
– The Mir
Jan 28 at 13:35
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