OpenSuse Tumbleweed is a factory rolling release.\u00a0 It has the latest updates which means it has the greatest functionality, … unless a bug appears which disrupts stability till the next update (which usually happens within 24 hours).<\/p>\n
So, on a couple of occasions an update has broken the network connection – it looks connected, but doesn’t download to any sites, including the software update repositories.\u00a0 Previously I reinstalled to get it working (what a pain!),<\/p>\n
Today I discovered that even with the broken network, Tor browser worked.\u00a0 (Go Onion!)\u00a0 Maybe because Tor manages it’s own routing it worked … in any event it allowed a search which led to a simple super user command to get it up again.<\/p>\n
The resolv.conf file needs to be updated.\u00a0 Run this command as root:<\/p>\n
netconfig update -f<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n NetworkManager thought resolv.conf had changed and decided not to manage it any more.;\u00a0 that command basically says “ignore all usermade changes and recreate all network conf files”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" OpenSuse Tumbleweed is a factory rolling release.\u00a0 It has the latest updates which means it has the greatest functionality, … unless a bug appears which disrupts stability till the next update (which usually happens within 24 hours). So, on a couple of occasions an update has broken the network connection – it looks connected, but …
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