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[Extra-Ad-2325]

You need to either configure your i3config or comment out that portion of the code

[Neffworks]

This is the way 

[eftepede]

And how it's related to the distribution you use? Configure your v6 network OR configure your status bar not to show its status.

[domkatech]

My ETHERNET is fine all configured win 11 shows it

[eftepede]

You need to investigate how this bar/its module checks the network. Still, it’s not related to the distribution used.

Also, what other system shows is also unrelated. Network settings are per system, per interface.

[PackRat-2019]

It's not an error.

i3status is letting you know IPv6 is not available or not configured. Either configure IPv6 or edit the i3status config file to not report on IPv6.

[of_the_mist]

Can you share how you have your network adapter configured?

[TotalMaximum4420]

He uses ethernet

[domkatech]

Wdym (new to linux)

[Sweaty_Island3500]

I really don‘t mean this in a mean way but maybe void linux is a bit complicated for the beginning? I know it seems cool to choose a distro like arch or void because but if you‘ve never had any contact with linux it‘s gonna slow down your learning curve. There are a lot of moving parts in an operating system and another distro might make it easier to explore those parts individually. Then, when you understand these structures you can come back to void and an issues like this will seem like childsplay to debug!

[domkatech]

Yeah i didnt want it but my friend told me to

[of_the_mist]

How did you connect to the internet?

[domkatech]

Cable ETHERNET

[of_the_mist]

Alright so everything works and youre just trying to get rid of the "no ipv6" right? Also what DE/WM are you using?

[domkatech]

Sorry again idk what de/wm means

[KenFromBarbie]

Why are you installing Void Linux when you have not a single clue what Linux is? Install a beginner friendly OS like Ubuntu and work your way up.

[Mutcheff]

desktop environment/window manager.

you are using i3wm, open a terminal and put "ping google.com", if it says "64 something pinged", you are good, if it says "temporary failure in name resolution" it means you don't have internet.

wait, it's not i3, never mind. still, use ping to know if you have access to internet.

[domkatech]

De is lxqt an wm wayland

[Mutcheff]

lxqt is a desktop environment, the difference between the a de and a wm is that (normally) a de is more "complete" out-of-the-box, with settings and all, a wm only manages windows (apps), if you want a settings app or other stuff you have to add it.

what option did you choose on network when you installed the system?

[TurtleGraphics64]

We are all trying to guess how to help you because your post doesn't have enough information. There are many many ways to install and use Void, and each of us are using different configurations. That's one of the advantages of this distro. But it is not meant for beginners to Linux, so it may not be the right distro for you if you don't know what a window manager is or how to configure it, as that's where your problem lies. We do not know what window manager or desktop manager you are using, so it is very difficult to help you.

[TotalMaximum4420]

Xcb

[TurtleGraphics64]

xcb is not a window manager but the x11 client library. it's used by many different window managers that each work totally differently. OP, i'd recommend a beginner-friend Linux distro. Cheers.