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I noticed that nm-applet claimed it was connected wirelessly through eth0. Curious, I stopped it and ran ifconfig. ifconfig called the lan eth0.
That is wrong. Possibly a deeper problem than network-manager?
With network-manager turned off, ifconfig said I was connected on eth0, with errors, to the lan. But I didn't test it because I am sharing service with a friend and my router has none. I sould have thought to ping it.
# ifup
returned ignoring non-existant interface eth0=eth0
# ifdown returned
interface not configured
On restarting network-manager, it took a few tries to reconnect, which is not normal. But it did connect, on a wireless interface named eth0 .
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