Affects my box as well, Intel DG965OT mainboard.
Between about 20 reboot cycles (warm and cold), I managed to get a connection
exactly once. I played with network settings, fixed IP addresses, but wasn't
able to get the nic to transfer any data at all.
Had to revert to Karmic because this is my
Affects my box as well, Intel DG965OT mainboard.
Between about 20 reboot cycles (warm and cold), I managed to get a connection
exactly once. I played with network settings, fixed IP addresses, but wasn't
able to get the nic to transfer any data at all.
Had to revert to Karmic because this is my
Same problem here, since update to 13.10
All three supposed workarounds don't help
- set if to promisc mode on resume
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/771857)
- reload module on resume
(http://superuser.com/questions/180103/ubuntu-cant-connect-to-the-internet-restart-require
Hm, correction: the issue is with the NetworkManager hanging upon resume
- no matter which eth hardware is used (I just removed the realtec card
and use a intel NIC (e1000e), same issue.
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Got the same issue after updating to Saucy yesterday.
Restarting NetworkManager helps, but that's not a real option especially
for non-computer-literate users...
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I have a workaround that isn't particularly elegant but does the trick
for me: have the NetworkManager automatically restart at resume.
1. add file to /etc/pm/sleep.d/ , e.g. call it 99_restart-network-manager, and
make it executable
2. in the file, put
#!/bin/bash
case "${1}" in
resume|th
Agree, and am also very interested in any way to get rid of this dialog.
I'm sorry to have to say that this dialog is one of the stupidest UI
design ideas I've ever come across... :-\
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Agree; if nics weren't 5 bucks a piece I'd have moved away from Ubuntu
thanks to this bug and the fact it's still open.
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Title:
[REGRESSION] e1000
