Hi,
I will explain here, how to re-enable the native network manager of ubuntu and disable the Reeti network manager.
1. Re-enable the native network manager :
The two following command lines must be typed as "sudo" :
sudo mv /etc/init/network-manager.conf.DISABLE /etc/init/network-manager.conf
sudo mv /etc/xdg/autostart/nm-applet.desktop.DISABLE /etc/xdg/autostart/nm-applet.desktop
2. Disable the Reeti network
As "sudo" user open the following file for edition :
/reetiPrograms/load/InitModule.u
Somewhere around the line 127, you must found the following code :
if(isUConnectLoaded==false)
{
loadModule("/reetiPrograms/UModules/libUConnect");
var Global.uconnect = uobjects.UConnect.new(IP, portUrbi);
isUConnectLoaded=true;
};
You must comment the 3 lines inside the if block with "//", so the lines will become :
if(isUConnectLoaded==false)
{
//loadModule("/reetiPrograms/UModules/libUConnect");
//var Global.uconnect = uobjects.UConnect.new(IP, portUrbi);
//isUConnectLoaded=true;
};
Restart your reeti.
When you reeti has restarted, you can find in the ubuntu menu bar the default network manager. Here you can configure your Favorite WiFi like with all ubuntu systems.
When you WiFi is configured, restart you reeti, and the reeti will automatically connect to the configured WiFi network. In the reeti main screen, the WiFi Management Icons still exists, but they are useless (because we have commented the lines in InitModule.u).
Reeti was not designed to be used like this, so mayebe we can encounter some side effects. The reverse procedure will allow to set the reeti with the "factory" settings.
Regards,
A. BARRAL
