Re: Fedora 15 network...fun (not related to WIPv6D)

> BTW, happy Wold IPv6 Day all!
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> So, interesting thing happened to me when I opened my F15 laptop this
> morning....
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> I've been running F15 with no problems since ~May 24 (though going
> back and forth between XFCE and G3, but I digress). No problems ==
> happy network. It was a clean install from a LiveCD.
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> Took the laptop with me to the in-law's house over Memorial Day
> weekend, had no issues through the day I left on May 30. Used it at
> least once since then on June 01, since there are entries in yum.log
> indicating there were yum installs (fonts, mostly, as I was trying
> something with wine) done then.

> Don't remember when I last brought it up, though, but fired it up this
> morning in a meeting, using Gnome 3. Looked at my networking
> notification which was grayed out and had a red x on it. When it
> finished loading everything the notification went completely away. I
> went into network settings and when I got there, I saw only an option
> for 'network proxy' (no wired or wireless that was there before) and a
> pop-up that says 'The system network services are not compatible with
> this version'.
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> Doing a Google(tm) search for the phrase appears to bring up issues
> people had when doing a pre-upgrade from F14 -> F15, which I didn't
> do. Fedora bug  678553
> (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=678553) seems to, again,
> deal with an upgrade from F14 -> F15, but at the end of the ticket it
> suggested thsese steps:
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> Step by Step :
> 1. backup your /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-Auto_* to
> somebackuplocation
> 2. The run this in terminal, be a root :
> $ fixfiles relabel; fixfiles onboot; mv
> /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-Auto* <somebackuplocation>
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> for more complete tutorial >
> http://juranktech.com/2011/05/31/solve-network-connection-afer-update-daily-fedora-15/
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> I tried those steps, but it didn't seem to resolve the issues....
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> Anyone else experience similar issues?