I've installed myself Arch Linux with Gnome. I got network-manager-applet, yet it doesn't save the passwords for networks. I've checked with seahorse whether it's problem with keyring, but they are normally saved. I googled the problem found some people with the same problem, but no answer. Anyone could help me?
You're not supposed to configure your network like that in Arch Linux. And afaik it doesn't even work. You should just edit /etc/rc.conf, it's really simple to setup your network. If you just have DHCP like 99% of the people then it's just:
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eth0="dhcp"
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[QUOTE=Denzo;17468582]You're not supposed to configure your network like that in Arch Linux. And afaik it doesn't even work. You should just edit /etc/rc.conf, it's really simple to setup your network. If you just have DHCP like 99% of the people then it's just:
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eth0="dhcp"
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I use networkmanager all the time on Arch for wifi, it's just much easier.
OP, have you followed this guide?
[url]http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NetworkManager[/url]
... I'm am so god damn dumb! I had network daemon as well as hal after networkmanager. Now everything works as expected... :/
:O What's even weirder - nm-applet doesn't work when used with nopassworded sudo, yet it works without it
[QUOTE=PvtCupcakes;17473894]I use networkmanager all the time on Arch for wifi, it's just much easier.
OP, have you followed this guide?
[url]http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NetworkManager[/url][/QUOTE]
It's only easier if you have to connect to more than one network, if you're on a laptop or something. For a desktop you just have to configure it once
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