Gnome wireless Icon is gone.

[CodyK46]

And I can't figure out how to get it back on my panel. I can't connect to any wireless network.

[pastalavista]

You can launch Network Manager with the command
nm-applet --sm-disableand you should add it to System > Preferrences > Startup Applications

[dragonwarriorfan]

Same issue here - when I tried the command, I got

The program 'nm-applet' can be found in the following packages:
*network-manager gnome
*mythbuntu-diskless client
Try: sudo apt-get install <selected packages>
bash: nm-applet: command not found

EDIT: nevermind, just reinstalled.

[CodyK46]

Other than my sleep/hibernate icon, sound, date/time and shutdown icons, everything else is gone. How do I get this back? It's not just wireless that is gone. My battery indicator, bluetooth, and torrent icon are gone.

[pastalavista]

Try right-ckicking the panel where it's supposed to be, select 'Add to panel' and add 'Notification Area'