Comment 5 for bug 620503
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| Connel Hooley (connelhooley) wrote Re: Network indicator doesn't work. It just says "command not available" | #5 |
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I followed your instructions. I installed and enabled the daily build version using the link to the .deb you gave me. I enabled apport and rebooted. The applet appears to be working fine now. I'm at home and I can connect to my Wi-Fi connection successfully. I looked in /var/crash/ and no crash logs were there.
I did notice however, that the old network manager allowed me to connect to the net using my phone as a 3G modem. I would simply plug in my Nokia N900 using a USB cable, selected PC Suite connection on the phone and then select the connection in the old network manager. However this doesn't work with the new indicator applet. Is this a different bug or our 3G connections not fully implementation yet?
I have installed ofono and usb-modeswitch but when I run "cmcc list" only my Wi-Fi connections are listed. Do I need these packages from the daily PPA also?
Sorry to go off topic a little. If it is a seperate bug I'll create another bug and supply any information I can to help.
Thanks Connel