The difference under systemd is indeed mostly that the pm-utils suspend quirks are not being run any more, like /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/60_wpa_supplicant . Does it help if you run
sudo wpa_cli suspend
then suspend, resume, and run
sudo wpa_cli resume
? If so, then we need to teach the wpasupplicant package to do that. This part is most likely a duplicate of bug 1422143 then.
However (1) wpasupplicant certainly shouldn't segfault, and (2) things like touchpad still being active during suspend is a kernel issue, so this report is still legit (but should be kept for those issues, and the wpasupplicant one should become separate).
The difference under systemd is indeed mostly that the pm-utils suspend quirks are not being run any more, like /usr/lib/ pm-utils/ sleep.d/ 60_wpa_ supplicant . Does it help if you run
sudo wpa_cli suspend
then suspend, resume, and run
sudo wpa_cli resume
? If so, then we need to teach the wpasupplicant package to do that. This part is most likely a duplicate of bug 1422143 then.
However (1) wpasupplicant certainly shouldn't segfault, and (2) things like touchpad still being active during suspend is a kernel issue, so this report is still legit (but should be kept for those issues, and the wpasupplicant one should become separate).