wifi confirmation


`systemctl start netctl-auto@wlp58s0`

is definitely the way to go in the first instance when I don't automatically connect to an established profile.

I think in the past I would restart netctl and that would take ownership away from from netctl-auto and that's when things started getting additionally messed up.

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