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kde-hackan
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DE Daemon issue Mobile Broadband

Sun Jun 29, 2014 9:46 pm
Hi guys.

So my problem is a bit of a peculiar one. Kubuntu 14.04 has no problems with setting up and going online using USB dongle when running from the USB startup disk. However on a installation I did on my friend's netbook connecting using USB dongle is at the moment impossible.

What happens is that I follow the setup guide and the connection itself gets created and appears in the network list. After clicking connect it starts spinning as if all is well upon when a little KDE Daemon-window pops up stating: "Please provide a password below". Not "the password", it is really "a password".
The connection has by default from the setup guide already a username and password. I have tried with removing the password from the configuration, then tried with removing the username as well. I have tried inputting the connection's actual password. Makes no difference.

If I type a password in the KDE Daemon window it disappears and reappears asking me again for "a password". Then it disappears and network manager reports that the connection failed.

The password which I type into the KDE Daemon window gets saved into the KDE Wallet. And if I change what I type into the password field the post in KDE Wallet gets updated to whatever it was that I typed in. It however always ends with that Network Manager reports that the connection failed.

This makes very little sense to me and I have no idea of how to go about it. What could be wrong?

Any help or suggestions are highly appreciated.


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bcooksley
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Can you please check the contents of "dmesg" to ensure this is not caused by missing firmware?
Also, could you examine the NetworkManager log (typically located at /var/log/NetworkManager.log) to see if anything there indicates why it is unable to bring the connection up?


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