| 23 Sep 2023 |
 iam_tj | Arjun P: assuming you're using NetworkManager, then edit the connection and under the Wifi settings change the band to the preferred. It can also be done via command-line menu-driven with nmcli con edit ${connection_name} and setting 802-11-wireless.band = bg | 19:18:29 |
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| ManMohan K | In Debian 12 GNS3 installation is not straight forward as in the case of Debian 11 and Debian 10.
Any tips plz? | 02:36:49 |
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 enigma9o7 | Any hints? what is GNS3? | 04:30:36 |
| enigma9o7 | What did you do on deb 10/11? What did you try on deb 12? What happened when you tried? | 04:30:56 |
 heaven_devil | Redacted or Malformed Event | 04:52:00 |
| heaven_devil | In reply to @enigma9o7:matrix.org
Any hints? what is GNS3? GNS3 is a network simulator tool, like open source version of Cisco Packet Tracer if you had any CCNA network course | 04:53:29 |
| heaven_devil | I think he can't install GNS3 on his Debian 12 machine | 04:54:10 |
| heaven_devil | Debian 12 makes lots of thing broken | 04:54:49 |
| heaven_devil | * Debian 12 makes lots of things broken | 04:55:54 |
| enigma9o7 | And other things fixed I hope? | 05:12:25 |
| enigma9o7 | I hope more fixed things than broken things..... | 05:12:33 |
| enigma9o7 | but yeah that's certianly a debian thing, t hey drop stuff that "still works" if its no longer getting the right updates, or no longer someone willing to maintain the package, etc. | 05:12:54 |
| iam_tj | gns3 has been gone since 2019; see https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=936077 | 06:16:03 |
| iam_tj | Research seems to show that the Debian package was separately managed by the package maintainer and that they stopped doing that in 2014 and as a result their version became unusable. Upstream is still very active and developed by the original creator, Jeremy Grossman. A new maintainer would need to step forward if the package is to return to Debian. | 06:36:36 |
| iam_tj | ManMohan K: are you interested in helping to package/keep it up to date? | 07:42:02 |
| ManMohan K | How I can begin with? | 07:43:34 |
| ManMohan K | * Intresting!!How to begin with? | 07:44:00 |
| iam_tj | ManMohan K: I've posted a question in debian-devel asking about how to go about ressurecting the removed packages (gns3) and taking over the not-touched-since-2014 dependencies dynamips and vpcs. I'd be interested in maintaining it but only as part of a team who can share the load. | 07:45:16 |
| ManMohan K | Not only dynamips and vpcs. GNS3 server and client have some issues in Python dependencies in Deb 12. Gns3 gets installed and worked smoothly in Ubuntu 22.04 | 07:52:14 |
| iam_tj | ManMohan K: Where is GNS3 being installed from though? Neither Debian nor Ubuntu have it in their archives. Debian 12 python is 3.11 but Ubuntu 22.04 has the older 3.10 | 07:56:11 |
| ManMohan K | https://superuser.com/questions/1788720/how-to-install-gns3-on-debian12#:~:text=1%20Answer&text=You%20can%20install%20GNS3%20from,install%20the%20required%20Debian%20packages.&text=You%20should%20now%20be%20able,gui%20from%20a%20shell%20prompt. | 08:34:28 |
| ManMohan K | I followed above link for Debian 12 | 08:34:54 |
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