回复：Re: 回复：Debian 12.7 amd64 no Wi-Fi after installation

[l***@sina.com]

Hi,SamuelThese are not the same thing.Kenneth may used Debian netiso to install,so he should connect network to continue.--------------------------------

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发件人Samuel Thibault <***@debian.org>
收件人***@sina.com
抄送人Kenneth Schack Banner <***@fasb.dk>, debian-boot <debian-***@lists.debian.org>
䞻题Re: 回倍Debian 12.7 amd64 no Wi-Fi after installation
日期2024幎10月23日 02点19分

Hello,

You should install network-manager in X11 environment.Then you can through GUI
network manament program to connect wifi.

But the question is why d-i doesn't do that automatically since wifi was
used during installation.
Samuel

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䞻题Debian 12.7 amd64 no Wi-Fi after installation
日期2024幎10月23日 01点45分
Hi,
im blind and been told to write to this list about an issue. I just
installed Debian 12.7 with espeak and during the installation i used
Wi-Fi, but after installation and rebooted, the computer was now
offline. I plugged in a network cable and found out, that the package
network-manager was not installed. - I installed with LXDE desktop
enovirement if that could be the reason for this behaviour..
Best kinds regards
Kenneth

[Samuel Thibault]

Post by l***@sina.com
These are not the same thing.Kenneth may used Debian netiso to install,so he
should connect network to continue.

My point is: for wired connections, d-i propagates the configuration to
the installed system, so you directly have networking working after
reboot without doing anything else on the installed system. It seems
that in his case that didn't happen. This looks like a bug to me.

Samuel