https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=366830
Bug ID: 366830
Summary: Network manager on system tray no longer connects/sees
wifi networks after suspend/sleep status
Product: knemo
Version: unspecified
Platform: Fedora RPMs
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: normal
Priority: NOR
Component: general
Assignee: jst...@mehercule.net
Reporter: supp...@bb-services.co.za
When the laptop goes into sleep or suspension power state, the network manager
displays irregular behaviour after the machine is resumed.
It mostly fails to see wireless networks until machine is rebooted from
scratch. Plugging in an alternate USB wireless device allows connection for
that USB device, but the builtin wireless device fails to function after
"sleep" event until restart.
temporarily initialising services like "service network restart", for example,
does not resolve the condition.
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. On the laptop, suspend the machine to sleep power status
2. Awake the machine
3. Wireless connections fails to restore to workable state
Actual Results:
Wireless networks is no longer valid, visible or continious error messages pops
up stating connects, and disconnect.
Expected Results:
Wireless connections available should auto connect.
disabling/re-enabling device does not remedy the condition.
Disclaimer:
* This bug has been reported against the "nearest possible" item that seems
logical. I am not a professional bug reporter. Please do not stone me if the
item has been incorrectly selected. In the case the item should move to a
better or more relevant section in the KDE system, feel free to move it to
that location at free will. It has been logged as good gesture to point a
possible flaw that may cause an annoyence on other equipment and its fix can
provide a more enjoyable fedora experience and a victory to a goal/challenge
for a programmer who loves programming. thanks.
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