<![CDATA[Linux Lite Forums - Network]]>https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/2025-06-09T04:54:05ZMyBBBilyJimyBobb]]>2025-05-13T08:44:16Z2025-05-13T08:44:16Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9397<![CDATA[wireless networks "device not ready"]]>]]>falseAtomler]]>2024-10-01T17:30:07Z2024-10-01T17:30:07Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9249<![CDATA[Laptop keeps disconnecting from WIFI]]>
OS: Linux Lite 7.0.0
CPU: Intel Atom x5-Z8350
RAM: 4Gb
Storage: 64Gb
Notebook in general: MEDION E4242 https://www.medion.com/gb/service/produc...l/30024330
I just installed it, really haven't done much on it. I only did the updates (update && upgrade) and installed Firefox
Also I haven't used the notebook for quite some years, so it could be, that the error lies on the WIFI chip or whatever (tried with adapter I had lying around as well, still didn't work). Wanted to get it to run more smoothly and host obico on it.]]>falsePrivateTech]]>2024-06-23T13:42:55Z2024-06-23T18:11:55Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9191<![CDATA[ssh connection reset in LinuxLite 7.0]]>"kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset"
"Connection reset by [IPADDR] port 22"
Same happens when trying to do "ssh localhost" in a terminal window on the local computer.
It says "kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer"
also trying "ssh [USER]@[LOCAL_LAN_IP], which gives an error:
"ssh: connect to host [LOCAL_LAN_IP] port 22: Connection refused"
if it makes any difference:
- ping works fine
- the installation is fresh, drive reformatted
- install all updates first
- tried to install/reinstall openssh-server, still the same
- just tried the same on Lubuntu - works fine
Thank you.
]]>falseLinxer2]]>2024-03-22T07:21:36Z2024-04-03T16:09:57Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9089<![CDATA[Lite and wireless adaptors (usb)]]>
I have been gradually repurposing an ancient relic with a fresh offline install of Linux Lite. I have realized that I am one device short to give it wifi capability. Acer Aspire one notebook, no usb 3.0, and internal network card has long since been dead.
This is kind of an easy forum cause I'm only looking for suggestions (steps may vary). One thing I know out of the box is that rigging a usb wifi adapter to work on linux is a nightmare. I have yet to decide on a device from the store, and wonder which kind if adapter stick plays nice with linux. If anything, I would like for this to be more of a planner to make this less of a headache before beginning. I attempted to get a wifi stick to work once in the past on a different system and despite many terminal instructions was never able to, so I can sense what I'm in for.
I know the steps may change depending on which device (adapter) is used, but that's why I wanted to ask here. Anyone recommend something universal on what adapter i should order?
If it's all the same in the end, is there any specific forum or instruction page that perfectly illustrates step-by-step how to properly install any wifi adapter? {Please assume that usb 3.0 is not possible and that the wifi adapter in question does not have linux-specific installation media/disk}.
Note: it is possible to hook directly into Ethernet for any updates, just not permanently. I have not yet connected this 'fresh' install of Linux Lite to the internet. If I need to update anything before installing the stick using Ethernet, please let me know.
Other relevant Info:
ACER modle: Aspire One D257 - 13404
Lite version: 3.8 (32 bit)
&t The internal network card adapter inside the unit is 100% fried, so instructions on internal network cards should not be included as valid solutions on this post.]]>falsekramyugtaht]]>2024-03-21T11:48:15Z2024-03-21T11:48:15Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9087<![CDATA[Config w/multiple Wifi adapters?]]>
If I use Linux Lite, which I am guessing may be better supported anyway is there built-in tools that can make this easy? Or can I install a GUI network manager of some kind to make the Realtek adapter work?]]>falseMrmagoolew]]>2024-02-18T07:51:54Z2024-02-18T07:51:54Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9061<![CDATA[Internet connection]]>falsewinston malcolm]]>2024-02-16T22:38:44Z2024-02-16T22:38:44Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9060<![CDATA[Remmina Lost RDP Connection]]>
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks
Winston
This window can help you find connection problems.
You can stop and start the logging at any moment using the On/Off switch.
The stats button (Ctrl+T), can be useful to gather system info you may share when reporting a bug.
There is more info about debugging Remmina on https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina/-/wik...-debugging
(DEBUG) - (rcw_map_event) - Mapping: RemminaConnectionWindow
(DEBUG) - (remmina_protocol_widget_map_event) - Calling plugin mapping function
(DEBUG) - (remmina_protocol_widget_open_connection_real) - Opening connection
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_event_init) - Disable smooth scrolling is set to 0
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_event_init) - Adding GDK_SMOOTH_SCROLL_MASK
(DEBUG) - (remmina_protocol_widget_open_connection_real) - Have SSH
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - RDP data path is /home/derith/.local/share/remmina/RDP
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - Not using system proxy settings
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_tunnel_init) - Tunnel init
(DEBUG) - (remmina_protocol_widget_start_direct_tunnel) - SSH tunnel initialization…
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_event_on_focus_in) - Top level name is: RemminaConnectionWindow
(DEBUG) - (remmina_protocol_widget_start_direct_tunnel) - Calling remmina_public_get_server_port
(DEBUG) - (remmina_protocol_widget_start_direct_tunnel) - Calling remmina_public_get_server_port (tunnel)
(DEBUG) - (remmina_protocol_widget_start_direct_tunnel) - server: 192.168.0.233, port: 3389
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_tunnel_init) - protocol_plugin_start_direct_tunnel() returned [192.168.0.233]:3389
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_tunnel_init) - Tunnel has been optionally initialized. Now connecting to 192.168.0.233:3389
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - gfx_h264_available: 0
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - Resolution set by the user: 1240x708
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - Resolution set after workarounds: 1240x708
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - proxy_type: (null)
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - proxy_username: (null)
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - proxy_password: (null)
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - proxy_hostname: (null)
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - proxy_port: 80
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - Network settings not set
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - rdp_keyboard_remapping_list:
(DEBUG) - (remmina_rdp_main) - Log level set to to INFO
(DEBUG) - (rco_on_disconnect) - Disconnect signal received on RemminaProtocolWidget
(DEBUG) - (remmina_file_save) - Saving profile
(DEBUG) - (remmina_file_save) - We have a secret and disablepasswordstoring=0
(DEBUG) - (remmina_plugin_glibsecret_store_password) - Password “password” saved for file /home/derith/.local/share/remmina/group_rdp_de's-desktop_192-168-0-233.remmina
(DEBUG) - (remmina_file_save) - We have a secret and disablepasswordstoring=0
(DEBUG) - (remmina_plugin_glibsecret_delete_password) - password “ssh_tunnel_password” deleted for file /home/derith/.local/share/remmina/group_rdp_de's-desktop_192-168-0-233.remmina
(DEBUG) - (remmina_file_save) - We have a secret and disablepasswordstoring=0
(DEBUG) - (remmina_plugin_glibsecret_delete_password) - password “gateway_password” deleted for file /home/derith/.local/share/remmina/group_rdp_de's-desktop_192-168-0-233.remmina
(DEBUG) - (remmina_file_save) - We have a secret and disablepasswordstoring=0
(DEBUG) - (remmina_plugin_glibsecret_delete_password) - password “ssh_tunnel_passphrase” deleted for file /home/derith/.local/share/remmina/group_rdp_de's-desktop_192-168-0-233.remmina
(DEBUG) - (remmina_file_save) - Profile saved
(DEBUG) - (remmina_file_save) - Connection profile states saved
(DEBUG) - (remmina_network_monitor_status) - G_NETWORK_CONNECTIVITY_FULL
(DEBUG) - (rco_on_disconnect) - Could not disconnect
]]>falsepackzap]]>2024-01-27T02:02:08Z2024-01-27T02:02:08Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9046<![CDATA[Networking icon in tray, orange underline - what does it mean?]]>
I tried disabling wifi and networking, and re-enabling, and also rebooting the system, but the orange line continues to show under the networking tray icon. All the latest updates are installed. What does the orange underline signify?]]>falser_bortone]]>2024-01-21T05:20:37Z2024-01-21T16:15:09Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9036<![CDATA[In Wi-Fi connection the IPv4 address is not assigned.]]>
Booting from the live cd, all works properly almost all the time. Maybe it is an hardware fault but i dont know how to detect it (perhaps whith a diagnostic tool).
Computer
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Summary
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-Computer-
Processor : Intel® Core™ i3-2310M CPU @ 2.10GHz
Memory : 3913MB (680MB used)
Machine Type : Notebook
Operating System : Linux Lite 6.6
User Name : linuxlite (linuxlite)
Date/Time : dom 21 gen 2024, 09:09:29
-Display-
Resolution : 1366x768 pixels
OpenGL Renderer : Mesa Intel® HD Graphics 3000 (SNB GT2)
X11 Vendor : The X.Org Foundation
-Audio Devices-
Audio Adapter : HDA-Intel - HDA Intel PCH
-Input Devices-
Lid Switch
Power Button
Sleep Button
Power Button
AT Translated Set 2 keyboard
USB OPTICAL MOUSE
Video Bus
ImExPS/2 Generic Explorer Mouse
cmpc_keys
USB2.0 UVC 1.3M Webcam: USB2.0
HDA Intel PCH Mic
HDA Intel PCH Headphone
HDA Intel PCH HDMI/DP,pcm:3
-Printers (CUPS)-
DCP-197C : &ti&tDefault&t/i&t
-SCSI Disks-
ATA ST9500325AS
Generic- Multi-Card
HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GT40N
Operating System
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-Version-
Kernel : Linux 5.15.0-91-generic (x86_64)
Version : #101-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 14 13:30:08 UTC 2023
C Library : GNU C Library / (Ubuntu GLIBC 2.35-0ubuntu3.6) 2.35
Distribution : Linux Lite 6.6
-Current Session-
Computer Name : linuxlite-Spring-Peak
User Name : linuxlite (linuxlite)
Language : it_IT.UTF-8 (it)
Home Directory : /home/linuxlite
-Misc-
Uptime : 3 minutes
Load Average : 0,62, 0,94, 0,44
Available entropy in /dev/random : 256 bits (medium)
-Connections-
127.0.0.1:631 LISTEN 0.0.0.0:* tcp
0.0.0.0:445 LISTEN 0.0.0.0:* tcp
127.0.0.53:53 0.0.0.0:* udp
0.0.0.0:139 LISTEN 0.0.0.0:* tcp
:::445 LISTEN :::* tcp6
:::139 LISTEN :::* tcp6
::1:631 LISTEN :::* tcp6
0.0.0.0:34538 0.0.0.0:* udp
127.0.0.53:53 0.0.0.0:* udp
127.0.0.1:123 0.0.0.0:* udp
0.0.0.0:123 0.0.0.0:* udp
0.0.0.0:631 0.0.0.0:* udp
0.0.0.0:5353 0.0.0.0:* udp
fe80::5111:a713:70c:123 :::* udp6
::1:123 :::* udp6
:::123 :::* udp6
fe80::5111:a713:70c:546 :::* udp6
:::35652 :::* udp6
:::5353 :::* udp6
]]>falsephili]]>2024-01-13T09:31:18Z2024-01-17T04:55:34Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9027<![CDATA[Wireshark detected ongoin traffic on Linux lite clean installation, phonin home"]]>
Why is that? and how can i remove those connections?, debian, and arch(when removin the default arch website connection), doesnt have any "telemetry" or connections in its clean default installation.
Also i tried another install and this time remove the google chrome default app, and even then still left same ip connections...
Some of those ips:
- 186.118.171.88 cronos.unad.edu.co apparently this a time clock synchronization project for linux servers, i guess is for online time synchronizity for the apps?
- 91.189.91.157 (canonical in London servers)
Really Appreciate any answer, and if theres some way i can make it very vanilla without any outgoing connections as debian or arch are, thanks.
Edited: Read about the ntp time indepent setting project, cool stuff, thats one check out of the box, every OS has to make some calls to syncrnoze the internal clock with real time to function its internet properly. there still the canonical connection one, any answer appreciate it, cheers.]]>falseArrombado]]>2023-12-31T09:23:01Z2023-12-31T09:23:01Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9016<![CDATA[Cant connect to WIFI in Lite 6.6]]>
After I turned on the computer, the Internet didn't come back, how do I fix this?
I can't connect to wifi at all and I got no response when using Linux lite 6.6 AI]]>falselinux_list]]>2023-12-21T23:44:01Z2023-12-21T23:44:01Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=9010<![CDATA[Can not pair with Logitech Dinovo Edge]]>falseWytWun]]>2023-11-22T13:33:51Z2023-11-22T13:33:51Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=8985<![CDATA[Network Manager applet weirdness - Lite 6.x]]>
In a VirtualBox VM currently running 6.6: the NM applet reports no connection on login even though the network is connected and working. The only way I've found to wake the NM applet up is to use
Code:
nmtui
to activate the connection. The VM was installed as 6.2 and then upgraded directly to 6.6 but the issue was visible in 6.2 before the upgrade.[/li]
On a Lenovo Ideapad 100S (-11IBY) currently running 6.6: This laptop doesn't have a builtin ethernet interface so I normally connect via a USB ethernet or 4G dongle - if the USB dongle is present during boot the NM applet displays and correctly shows the connection state; if the dongle is plugged in after boot the NM applet won't display at all. This one I think is at least related to me having disabled WiFi connections to save battery life. It normally isn't much of a problem except if neither dongle is handy and I want to use WiFi as I haven't found a way to enable WiFi without plugging in a USB dongle &t. The laptop was upgraded to 6.6 from 6.4; I don't recall when I disabled the WiFi.
I'm not seeing similar problems either in a Lite 5.x VM, a Lenovo Thinkpad X1 laptop (Yoga 2nd gen; has a builtin ethernet interface) or an Acer laptop with builtin ethernet interface running Lite 5.8.
Both issues are more cosmetic than anything, though the 2nd is disruptive on the rare occasions I want to use WiFi with that laptop. I've tried to compare the configurations between the working and non-working instances and so far I've not found any difference that would lead to the first problem; as noted above I think the simple lack of any enabled interface leads to the 2nd but I think that it would be helpful if there was a way to configure the NM applet to stay up in the absence of same, unless Networking is actually disabled (and then it would be useful to have a convenient way to re-enable it and also to re-enable WiFi when that has been disabled and there's no builtin ethernet interface).
If the brains trust has any ideas that might alleviate these issues, I'm all ears...]]>falseEarthenware]]>2023-11-20T16:51:32Z2023-11-20T16:51:32Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=8983<![CDATA[Network speeds differ according to boot source]]>
I recently bought a new PC. I’d prepared an LL 6.6 Live USB Boot drive ahead of time.
When I boot from the Live USB and use Chrome, I get full internet speed. I can watch YouTube videos fullscreen at 1080p60fps with no dropped frames. Even 1440p works fine, although 4K does start to stutter a little (which may be more to do with my integrated CPU).
However…
With LL 6.6 installed, everything works fine EXCEPT network speeds. YouTube videos now struggle to play at 480p, sometimes dropping to 360p and I’ve even seen 240p.
Internet speed tests reveal that, instead of the 40mbps that I would normally see, I’m lucky to get more than 2mbps.
This is consistent and repeatable. It occurs with every browser (Chrome, Brave and Firefox).
The only reason I can think of for this is that different ethernet driver(s) are being used on the Live USB and the installed version. I tried another Llinux version to test this (MX) and the results are the same.
Does anyone have an idea what’s going on and how I can fix this?]]>falseNareerat Hb]]>2023-09-09T01:14:46Z2023-09-09T01:14:46Zhttps://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=8918<![CDATA[USB Bluetooth 5.0 not appear on Linux Lite 5.8]]>
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. The laptop was upgraded to 6.6 from 6.4; I don't recall when I disabled the WiFi.