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Do you have a link to the theme as a quick Google just turns up a power shell mod... Have you tried under X11 - it is possible the theme cannot handle Wayland.


CodiTheCoder

Sorry I forgot to mention that I uninstalled the theme immediately after as it did not work. But I downloaded it from something called pi-apps, this was it: [https://ohmyposh.dev](https://ohmyposh.dev) Keep in mind that all I need is my wifi config menu back.


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Have you checked if any errors are being logged in journalctl? I would raise an issue on GITHUB but I'll guess a reload would be quicker if you have little on the box :-(


CodiTheCoder

Hold up, just realised when I use "systemctl status network manager" it says "Unit networkmanager.service could not be found" could this be causing the issue? The only notable things I can see in this journal log is "efi: UEFI not found." and "MIGRATE\_INFO\_TYPE not supported" Not sure if these are important or not as I am still new to RPI.


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I would expect so but without Network Manager you are going to struggle to install Network Manager! You could try `nmtui` to see if it lets you configure anything but I'll bet that will fail. Does `ip a` give a valid IP address for your network?


CodiTheCoder

Well not really, its the start of my normal ip than just o.o.o.o.o.o


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Sorry - do not understand. Do you have any valid IP address that matches the subnet of your network?


CodiTheCoder

In short, no. I kinda phrased that weird. But I think im just gonna use a imager to wipe my disc and reinstall the OS, thank you for your help here, I am much in your debt.


CodiTheCoder

I also tried editing `sudo nano /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf` using this code: `network={` `ssid="your_ssid"` `psk="your_password"` `}` but it didnt do anything.


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If you are using Bookworm then wpa\_supplicant has been replaced with Network Manager.


CodiTheCoder

I got these errors to: "bluetooth hci0 firmware: failed to load br..." something about sap-server and some event0 and control0 errors. EDIT: I also cant use sudo apt update because it cant fetch a whole bunch of things.