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It is possible you have downloaded the new network manager package but not installed it. I would try to run
and see if it can install anything that is pre-downloaded. This may fix your network issues. If not it'll be a much more annoying fix.
No luck
Alright try to plug in the ethernet cable and run
If you see the interface, but its not managed run
(Once again use the interface from ip link)
Assuming you have network connection again run
If all that works run
If that doesn't work run
and tell me what that says
you.saved.the.day
thanks!!!
Glad it worked for you! Make sure to check over everything, and make sure the install finished correctly. You might have other broken packages too.