Problems with upgrading to Ubuntu11.10

Seeing that it was about to end with the release of Ubuntu11.10, taking advantage of the time available on the 11th and the download peak, I was anxious to taste the fresh, and upgraded my laptop from 11.04 to 11.10, the upgrade was smooth, much smoother than before. There are two problems after the upgrade: unable to access the internet...

 

Seeing that it was about to end with the release of Ubuntu 11.10, taking advantage of the time available on the 11th and the download peak, I was anxious to taste the fresh, and upgraded my laptop from 11.04 to 11.10, the upgrade was smooth, much smoother than before. After the upgrade, we found two problems: unable to access the Internet and switch the input method. it took about half an hour to solve the problem. it was really depressing. leave a trace to the Ubuntu brothers who needed the upgrade to wake up:

1. After the upgrade, the network manager cannot manage the wired network. after a while, the result is the configuration file of the network manager.In/etc/NetworkManager. conf,

   1. managed=false 

   It's easy to know the reason. use it directly.

   1. sudo vi /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf 

   Change false to true.

   1. [ifupdown] 

   2. Managed = true

   Restart the network manager.

   1. sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager restart 

2. I used the five-stroke input method to switch the ibus input method. when I clicked the ibus icon, I had to turn to the shortcut key. Finally, I finally threw it out, Alt + Shift + L, I always thought it was Alt + Shift on the left, dizzy!

 

This article is from the blog "The nest of the Wild Fire Rabbit ".