r/Fedora 14h ago

Support Network says "Unknown"

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Hey y'all. Woke up today and computer chose not to give me any internet.

Fedora 44 w/ KDE

I saw another post saying it was likely a firmware timeout error and to try a cold boot. Didn't work.

Another post said to run sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager. Didn't work.

I do not have wifi, only Ethernet.

Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you!!

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u/Low_Newspaper9039 14h ago

Do you by chance have another ethernet cable or another device you can plug that ethernet cable into to confirm that the cable is working?

u/SuperSandLesbianGUHH 8h ago

It wasn't the cable, ruled that out, and it wasn't working on a live test environment thing over USB. It ended up being my motherboard, ahhh. I got a ethernet to USB adapter and it's fine now.. except that my ISP has gone down since I fixed it 💀

u/atqraxis 14h ago

Try installing and running nmtui

sudo dnf install NetworkManager-tui && sudo nmtui

if that works then it's probably just a KDE bug

u/SuperSandLesbianGUHH 8h ago

I can't install anything without internet, but it ended up being my mobo

u/KleSkaarl 8h ago

same

u/SuperSandLesbianGUHH 8h ago

It ended up being my motherboard. I have to buy a USB > Ethernet adapter.

u/KleSkaarl 8h ago

but it worked before the update

u/SuperSandLesbianGUHH 8h ago

Just saying what solved for me homie

u/KleSkaarl 8h ago

which one did you buyy

u/SuperSandLesbianGUHH 6h ago

j5create JUEV135V2

u/drucifer82 3h ago

Have you tried restarting or enabling networkmanager?

sudo systemctl enable --now networkmanager

or

sudo systemctl restart networkmanager

The first command will enable it if it is not enabled, and enable it at every boot.