I've run into this with my x220 which was recently upgraded to Xenial as well. It is not consistent; it happens at maybe 1 out of 3 suspend/resume cycles.
Removing and reinserting the iwldvm module also fixes the issue, but kudos to Haw for noting that it doesn't seem to be a lower-level bug but rather in NM itself; as he suggests, a `sudo wpa_cli resume` triggers a reconnection.
Toggling the kill switch does not cause a reconnection to happen, nor does disabling and reenabling wifi.
The UI symptom is that the list of available networks in the dropdown does not update; either a single item or no item is displayed, and no reconnection happens (regardless of whether or not the item displayed is one which you have associated with before).
I've run into this with my x220 which was recently upgraded to Xenial as well. It is not consistent; it happens at maybe 1 out of 3 suspend/resume cycles.
Removing and reinserting the iwldvm module also fixes the issue, but kudos to Haw for noting that it doesn't seem to be a lower-level bug but rather in NM itself; as he suggests, a `sudo wpa_cli resume` triggers a reconnection.
Toggling the kill switch does not cause a reconnection to happen, nor does disabling and reenabling wifi.
The UI symptom is that the list of available networks in the dropdown does not update; either a single item or no item is displayed, and no reconnection happens (regardless of whether or not the item displayed is one which you have associated with before).