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hello i installed ba from net install, i was able to maintain a network connection while installing using iwd and dhclient, but after installing was complete and i booted, theres no network manager tool i can find,
ip l works and i can see available interfaces but i cant connect to one,
i used whereis dhcilent and whereis iw/iwctl and no path was provided
it sounds like they're not even installed.
what do i do?
tysm
[ FIXED ]
i found a way to solve this while i was using arch linux, so if u have the same problem:
boot to arch iso
mount the partition that your os is installed on: mount /dev/sdaX /mnt
chroot to the system: arch-chroot /mnt
download networkmanager or anything u need: pacman -S iwd dhclient
This discussion was converted from issue #4089 on February 24, 2024 13:23.
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hello i installed ba from net install, i was able to maintain a network connection while installing using iwd and dhclient, but after installing was complete and i booted, theres no network manager tool i can find,
ip l works and i can see available interfaces but i cant connect to one,
i used whereis dhcilent and whereis iw/iwctl and no path was provided
it sounds like they're not even installed.
what do i do?
tysm
[ FIXED ]
i found a way to solve this while i was using arch linux, so if u have the same problem:
mount /dev/sdaX /mnt
arch-chroot /mnt
pacman -S iwd dhclient
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