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 "${1}" in resume|thaw) restart network-manager ;; esac
I have a workaround that isn't particularly elegant but does the trick for me: have the NetworkManager automatically restart at resume.
1. add file to /etc/pm/sleep.d/ , e.g. call it 99_restart- network- manager, and make it executable
2. in the file, put
#!/bin/bash
case "${1}" in
resume|thaw)
restart network-manager
;;
esac