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@linuxxx 😇
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You've checked rfkill and made sure your interface isn't blocked? Have you made sure you haven't hardware blocked it (common mistake on laptops)? Have you looked into the "additional drivers" utility, and deselected the driver by checking the "do not use this device" on your WiFi driver (if proprietary) and rebooted? Those are what I'd start with :)
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looks like the wifi card is up and has an ip address, as well as the ethernet port. both are on the same subnet.
I suggest you bring down whatever docker things you are running, and see if you can:
ping your gateway ip
ping your dns server or 8.8.8.8
try to resolv some address on the web.
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@incognito did not see firewall settings in the dump....
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@incognito oh, and one more thing: make sure you disconnect from the wired network before moving to wireless....
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@linuxxx Sorry mate I just entered to the app, been a little busy lately
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@jpichardo That's alright haha!
And that was enough encouragement
W...w...wha...whaaat?!
correctly named devices
Sooo I have this problem with my laptop (Ubuntu 16.04) and I have no idea what is wrong or how I can fix it.
I cant use the internet when i am connected through WiFi... I've tried a couple of things but it didn't work. Then @linuxxx told me to try and ask here for advice / solutions ☺
I found a useful network info script so I used that to gather the following info :
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/...
Please dev rant, you're my only hope
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