Ubuntu Question

I have a a VM setup with Ubuntu 20.04. My host is an M1 iMac with Big Sur 11.6. The host is on a wireless network.
Ubuntu seems to run fine with one exception. it does not recognize the wireless network even though I have internet access. The result of this is that LivePatch does not work, nor does the Software and Updates find the canonical servers and show available software. What software I do get is from Canonicals Snapcraft.
Ubuntu appears to think it has a wired connection, and does not show any connect options for wireless networks.

So question is, is this normal behavior in this type of virtual environment?
Thanks in advance!
Dean

 

Same problem ... M1 MacBook Air w/ Monterey 12.0.. Did you find a solution ?

 

Can you access the Internet through Firefox? I ask this because sometimes Ubuntu tells me that I am offline, yet I can still access the internet.

 

I can access Internet through Firefox and other apps on my Ubuntu VM. I can used Shared or Bridged network from the host and internet works fover everything EXCEPT SOFTWARE & LIVEPATCH. I also tried all the options from this post to no avail.

 

Exactly the same problem since yesterday - did you find any solution?

 

I've had this issue on Monterey, also. I get around the livepatch problem by updating via the terminal.

• Check your repository settings in /etc/apt/sources.list using nano or some other editor
• In the terminal, run sudo apt update
• Optionally, display all packages scheduled for updating using apt list --upgradable
  
• Here you have a chance to upgrade individual packages by using apt install PACKAGE-NAME
• Or upgrade all packages at once using sudo apt upgrade
• Due to package dependency, some changes may have been held back. You can update them individually using apt install PACKAGE-NAME or all at once using sudo apt dist-upgrade
• Finally, remove obsolete packages with sudo apt autoremove
  
  Credit for this list goes to Lubos Rendek from the article How to update Kali Linux