Has to install it using sudo dpkg -i, as Ubuntu software center was not allowing it due to the dependency relation between these packages. Anyhow after installing these packages and doing a
sudo service network-manager restart
enabled my network manager, previously with the broken packages, it was resulting in network-manager crashing, if I tried to restart the service, but after these packages were installed the network-manager worked normally.
Though technically a apt-get upgrade and reboot should work, it won't work; as without the network-manager there is no easy way to connect to the internet, so for most users they'll have to download the packages manually and install like I had to do.
Looks like the fix is in place, I had downloaded the following packages manually from packages. ubuntu. com, trusty-updates:
- libnl-3- 200_3.2. 21-1ubuntu1. 1_amd64. deb 3-200_3. 2.21-1ubuntu1. 1_amd64. deb 3-200_3. 2.21-1ubuntu1. 1_amd64. deb
- libnl-genl-
- libnl-route-
Has to install it using sudo dpkg -i, as Ubuntu software center was not allowing it due to the dependency relation between these packages. Anyhow after installing these packages and doing a
sudo service network-manager restart
enabled my network manager, previously with the broken packages, it was resulting in network-manager crashing, if I tried to restart the service, but after these packages were installed the network-manager worked normally.
Though technically a apt-get upgrade and reboot should work, it won't work; as without the network-manager there is no easy way to connect to the internet, so for most users they'll have to download the packages manually and install like I had to do.