Hello, as per title I noticed that when I suspend Lubuntu 16.04.3 the network manager stops working or better it behaves weird. I noticed 4 behaviors in different occasions:
1) Enable networking and enable wifi are toggled but the connection I used before suspending is not shown (others are).
2) Enable networking and enable wifi are toggled but no Wi-Fi connections are displayed.
3) The icon changes to loading but it gets stuck, sometimes it just stays like that until I restart the network manager or sometimes it unstucks and connects, but instead of showing the "internet bars" for Wi-Fi it shows the icon as when you connect to a wired connection.
3)The network manager menu is grey and you can't click anything (no connections are shown).
The only way I have is either to restart nm-applet or restart Lubuntu.
I have seen this behavior for maybe 3 days, therefore I am assuming one package was updated and the update messes up with the suspending system.
The Network Manager I have is 1.2.6-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 and Xfce Power Manager is 1.4.4-4ubuntu2.
Can someone investigate?
Has anyone else experienced this?
If more info are needed I will try to do my best :)
Hello, as per title I noticed that when I suspend Lubuntu 16.04.3 the network manager stops working or better it behaves weird. I noticed 4 behaviors in different occasions:
1) Enable networking and enable wifi are toggled but the connection I used before suspending is not shown (others are).
2) Enable networking and enable wifi are toggled but no Wi-Fi connections are displayed.
3) The icon changes to loading but it gets stuck, sometimes it just stays like that until I restart the network manager or sometimes it unstucks and connects, but instead of showing the "internet bars" for Wi-Fi it shows the icon as when you connect to a wired connection.
3)The network manager menu is grey and you can't click anything (no connections are shown).
The only way I have is either to restart nm-applet or restart Lubuntu.
I have seen this behavior for maybe 3 days, therefore I am assuming one package was updated and the update messes up with the suspending system.
The Network Manager I have is 1.2.6-0ubuntu0. 16.04.1 and Xfce Power Manager is 1.4.4-4ubuntu2.
Can someone investigate?
Has anyone else experienced this?
If more info are needed I will try to do my best :)