Network down when I install wine

[rubengc]

I have a computer with two networks in my job place:
eth0, integrated in motherboard
eth1, PCI network card

When I try to install wine, I lost the two connections, and the icon of networks in the top bar dissapear

From terminal, I try to up (ethtool ethX up) the ethernets but don't work

If I execute ipconfig -a the two networks appears but without IP address

I restart the SO and start root session in command line (not graphical), and I try to execute the same comands but I obtain the same result

Edit: I try to uninstall wine and try to up the ethernets another time in graphical and in comand line session, without successful

Finally, the unique fix has been reinstall the SO and the ethernet works fine another time

[Stickles01 (stickles01)]

This also happened to me after installation of wine.

I used another computer to download the network-manager .deb file and it's dependencies' .deb files from ubuntu trusty and ubuntu trusty-updates that pertained to the network-manager deb onto a USB drive.

You can see all the dependencies for ubuntu trusty network-manager here:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/net/network-manager

I then copied all .debb files to /var/cache/apt/archives/ and then ran 'sudo apt-get install network-manager'.

If it gives you errors during 'sudo apt-get install network-manager', check to make sure you grabbed the right packages from either trusty or trusty-updates

Ubuntu Trusty amd64 network-manager deb located here:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/amd64/network-manager/download

[rubengc (rubengcdev)]

Hi stickles01

Thanks for you answer, but if you can't connect to internet, how can you get network-manager?

I think this is a big problem that should be solved as soon as possible because it crash elementary os

[Stickles01 (stickles01)]

No problem rubengc, my instructions are under the assumption you have another computer available to download those files as stated "I used another computer...". Unfortunately if you don't have access to another computer this process isn't going to work for you.

[Marvin Beckers (embik)]

This is related to bug #1361119. Not sure if we should mark that as duplicate, but it is caused by the same problem.