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network-manager package

  1. Bug #288922
  2. Comment #23

Comment 23 for bug 288922

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takeda64 (takeda64) wrote : Re: [Bug 288922] Re: Network Manager sometimes needs to be restarted when coming back from Standby/Hibernation

Hello Alexander,

> not really sure, but after resume and after things have settled and
> then killing wpa_supplicant should make it trigger connection within a
> few seconds.

No, no... after doing that (killing wpa_supplicant) it pretty much
always works. I just think that this shouldn't be necessary. For
people who're just trying Linux for their first time, it might be
extremely confusing.

P.S. I';m not sure if I respond to the other question, but when I'm
starting laptop from the same place (home - the access point is
actually FreeBSD 7.0 computer) this doesn't seem to happen (or at
least I don't remember needing to do it). In school (multiple access
points, this happens often enough to be pretty annoying.

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