It appears as if I may have gotten around this one by removing the "network-manager-kde" package and rebooting. Give that a shot! The reason I chose that package is that it seemed to bear a very close resemblance to the package mentioned in these links:
It seems like the bug here is actually allowing that package to coexist on the system. It actually is not in any repository that I can find, and may be the result of having upgraded from Jaunty.
It appears as if I may have gotten around this one by removing the "network- manager- kde" package and rebooting. Give that a shot! The reason I chose that package is that it seemed to bear a very close resemblance to the package mentioned in these links:
http:// www.quitebright light.com/ 2009/01/ opensuse- 111-connection- was-not- provided- by-any- settings- service/ /msg10610. html
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It seems like the bug here is actually allowing that package to coexist on the system. It actually is not in any repository that I can find, and may be the result of having upgraded from Jaunty.