I'm certain that I didn't *used* to have to put `noarp` in my /etc/dhcpcd.conf to avoid wifi taking 5 seconds to "wake up" after opening my laptop.

Maybe that means it's finally time to get off my old #netctl + #wpa_supplicant + #dhcpcd setup and look at this new `iwd` thing.

#Parabola #GNULinux #bitrot

Any #wwan #4g #lte #mobilebroadband experienced #arch #linux people out there using a #thinkpad who can help me with a disabled #modem specifically the #fibocom l860-gl i would like to use #netctl but #NetworkManager is fine until I got it working?
How To Fix "job for netctl service failed" Error In Arch Linux - OSTechNix

This brief tutorial describes how to fix "job for netctl service failed" error in Arch Linux and its derivatives like Antergos, Manjaro Linux.

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Struggled for half a day with #netctl to configure the wireless network. Then started with #network manager and successfully connected to the public network in a couple of minutes

you have to go into cmd.exe and run netsh wlan delete profile name="ProfileName"

what the fuck windows, that's even more complicated than on #Linux

both #netctl and #NetworkManager simply store those settings in text files THAT YOU CAN SEARCH FOR AND DELETE and nm-applet has a gui for it

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After long time of struggling to get wifi-supplicant(netctl) to work with WPA enterprise wifi network, switched to network manager. Another side issue existed - recent version of wvdial is broken and hence I couldn't use a 3G USB modem. Network manager solved both. #netctl #networkmanager