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network-manager package

  1. Bug #417719
  2. Comment #2

Comment 2 for bug 417719

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Oybon (oybon) wrote : Re: Upgrade killed wireless network access

Still same behaviour in kernel -8 and -9.

Have found that a suspend / resume cycle will give priority to the wireless network.

From rudimentary analysis of conditions, I suspect somehow on boot the wired connection is being detected as live, kicking in the override. A re-detection of the status is done on resume and this fixes it.

as /init.d/NetworkManager restart doesn't fix it, I am a bit stuck. I have no idea how this system works, or what package is responsible for setting connection hardware priority, or what causes a re-detection.