auth.log full of messages related to em0, and icon status

[jjess]

I have networkmgr running in 10.4. There are two problems:

1) networkmgr seems to work well, it's able to configure the wlan0 interface to the desired ssid but icon status remains as "not connected" (with the two arrows up and down instead of the wifi symbol)

2) auth.log is filled all time with messages like:

ct 15 08:59:46 bsd420s doas: jjess ran command ifconfig -l as root from /usr/home/jjess Oct 15 08:59:46 bsd420s doas: jjess ran command ifconfig em0 as root from /usr/home/jjess

My em0 is not configured and down. auth.log is rotating every few minutes due to so many messages.

Any idea?

Thanks

Jes

[I-L-U-X-A]

+1 Got the same issue but on 11.1-RELEASE, icon status remains as "not connected" always (two gray arrows), while I got only one active network interface — wlan0, em0 is disabled via bios and do not exist on my system at all. (https://i.imgur.com/PDb8Jt3.png)

Here is what networkmgr says when I start it via command line % networkmgr

      Your wifi network card is already configured.

      ifconfig: interface em0 does not exist

      ifconfig: interface em0 does not exist

      ifconfig: interface em0 does not exist

      ifconfig: interface em0 does not exist...

[I-L-U-X-A]

Fixed after update to 2.5 version.

[ericbsd]

Yeah, there was a bug that I made in the 2.4

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Fixed after update to 2.5.

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[ericbsd]

Try master latest change https://github.com/GhostBSD/networkmgr/commit/203f09a66c2e77f3b22d49b92efef5456e34cbec fixed a lot of problems. Make sure to follow https://github.com/GhostBSD/networkmgr/blob/master/README.md.