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Details of net-misc/networkmanager:

Description: A set of co-operative tools that make networking simple and straightforward
Homepage: https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/NetworkManager

available versions:

releases	alpha	amd64	arm	hppa	ia64	mips	ppc	ppc64	ppc macos	s390	sh	sparc	x86	USE-Flags	dependencies	ebuild warnings
networkmanager-1.48.4-r1	~	~	~	~	-	-	~	~	-	-	-	~	~	audit bluetooth +concheck connection-sharing debug dhclient dhcpcd elogind gnutls +gtk-doc +introspection iptables iwd psl libedit +nss nftables +modemmanager ofono ovs policykit +ppp resolvconf selinux syslog systemd teamd test +tools vala +wext +wifi	show	The ${PN} system configuration file has moved to a new location. You must migrate your settings from ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf to ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf After doing so, you can remove ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf You seem to use 'ifnet' plugin in ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf Since it won't be used, you will need to stop setting ifnet plugin there. psk-flags=1 You have psk-flags=1 setting in above files, you will need to either reconfigure affected networks or, at least, set the flag value to '0'. You have enabled USE=dhclient and/or USE=dhcpcd, but NetworkManager since version 1.20 defaults to the internal DHCP client. If the internal client works for you, and you're happy with, the alternative USE flags can be disabled. If you want to use dhclient or dhcpcd, then you need to tweak the main.dhcp configuration option to use one of them instead of internal. show
networkmanager-1.48.10-r1	~	+	+	~	-	-	+	+	-	-	-	~	+	audit bluetooth +concheck connection-sharing debug dhclient dhcpcd elogind gnutls +gtk-doc +introspection iptables iwd psl libedit +nss nftables +modemmanager ofono ovs policykit +ppp resolvconf selinux syslog systemd teamd test +tools vala +wext +wifi	show	The ${PN} system configuration file has moved to a new location. You must migrate your settings from ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf to ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf After doing so, you can remove ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf You seem to use 'ifnet' plugin in ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf Since it won't be used, you will need to stop setting ifnet plugin there. psk-flags=1 You have psk-flags=1 setting in above files, you will need to either reconfigure affected networks or, at least, set the flag value to '0'. You have enabled USE=dhclient and/or USE=dhcpcd, but NetworkManager since version 1.20 defaults to the internal DHCP client. If the internal client works for you, and you're happy with, the alternative USE flags can be disabled. If you want to use dhclient or dhcpcd, then you need to tweak the main.dhcp configuration option to use one of them instead of internal. show
networkmanager-1.46.0-r2	~	+	+	-	-	-	+	+	-	-	-	~	+	audit bluetooth +concheck connection-sharing debug dhclient dhcpcd elogind gnutls +gtk-doc +introspection iptables iwd psl libedit +nss nftables +modemmanager ofono ovs policykit +ppp resolvconf selinux syslog systemd teamd test +tools vala +wext +wifi	show	The ${PN} system configuration file has moved to a new location. You must migrate your settings from ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf to ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf After doing so, you can remove ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf You seem to use 'ifnet' plugin in ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf Since it won't be used, you will need to stop setting ifnet plugin there. psk-flags=1 You have psk-flags=1 setting in above files, you will need to either reconfigure affected networks or, at least, set the flag value to '0'. You have enabled USE=dhclient and/or USE=dhcpcd, but NetworkManager since version 1.20 defaults to the internal DHCP client. If the internal client works for you, and you're happy with, the alternative USE flags can be disabled. If you want to use dhclient or dhcpcd, then you need to tweak the main.dhcp configuration option to use one of them instead of internal. show

releases

alpha

amd64

arm

hppa

ia64

mips

ppc

ppc64

ppc macos

s390

sparc

x86

USE-Flags

dependencies

ebuild warnings

networkmanager-1.48.4-r1

audit
bluetooth
+concheck
connection-sharing
debug
dhclient
dhcpcd
elogind
gnutls
+gtk-doc
+introspection
iptables
iwd
psl
libedit
+nss
nftables
+modemmanager
ofono
ovs
policykit
+ppp
resolvconf
selinux
syslog
systemd
teamd
test
+tools
vala
+wext
+wifi

The ${PN} system configuration file has moved to a new location.
You must migrate your settings from ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
to ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
After doing so, you can remove ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
You seem to use 'ifnet' plugin in ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
Since it won't be used, you will need to stop setting ifnet plugin there.
psk-flags=1
You have psk-flags=1 setting in above files, you will need to
either reconfigure affected networks or, at least, set the flag
value to '0'.
You have enabled USE=dhclient and/or USE=dhcpcd, but NetworkManager since
version 1.20 defaults to the internal DHCP client. If the internal client
works for you, and you're happy with, the alternative USE flags can be
disabled. If you want to use dhclient or dhcpcd, then you need to tweak
the main.dhcp configuration option to use one of them instead of internal.

show

networkmanager-1.48.10-r1

The ${PN} system configuration file has moved to a new location.
You must migrate your settings from ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
to ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
After doing so, you can remove ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
You seem to use 'ifnet' plugin in ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
Since it won't be used, you will need to stop setting ifnet plugin there.
psk-flags=1
You have psk-flags=1 setting in above files, you will need to
either reconfigure affected networks or, at least, set the flag
value to '0'.
You have enabled USE=dhclient and/or USE=dhcpcd, but NetworkManager since
version 1.20 defaults to the internal DHCP client. If the internal client
works for you, and you're happy with, the alternative USE flags can be
disabled. If you want to use dhclient or dhcpcd, then you need to tweak
the main.dhcp configuration option to use one of them instead of internal.

show

networkmanager-1.46.0-r2

The ${PN} system configuration file has moved to a new location.
You must migrate your settings from ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
to ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
After doing so, you can remove ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
You seem to use 'ifnet' plugin in ${EROOT}/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
Since it won't be used, you will need to stop setting ifnet plugin there.
psk-flags=1
You have psk-flags=1 setting in above files, you will need to
either reconfigure affected networks or, at least, set the flag
value to '0'.
You have enabled USE=dhclient and/or USE=dhcpcd, but NetworkManager since
version 1.20 defaults to the internal DHCP client. If the internal client
works for you, and you're happy with, the alternative USE flags can be
disabled. If you want to use dhclient or dhcpcd, then you need to tweak
the main.dhcp configuration option to use one of them instead of internal.

show

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