I experience the same behavior and log messages on a Powerbook G4 running edgy. This has a Broadcom wifi card. I run the following script when it happens.
brian@powerbook:~/bin$ cat restartnm #!/bin/sh pkill NetworkManagerDispatcher sudo pkill NetworkManager sudo NetworkManager NetworkManagerDispatcher
I experience the same behavior and log messages on a Powerbook G4 running edgy. This has a Broadcom wifi card. I run the following script when it happens.
brian@powerbook :~/bin$ cat restartnm ispatcher ispatcher
#!/bin/sh
pkill NetworkManagerD
sudo pkill NetworkManager
sudo NetworkManager
NetworkManagerD