Bug 212680

Clemson Linux http://www.ces.clemson.edu/linux/suspend_mem.shtml detailed a
script (written under FC4) for NetworkManager to sleep during hibernate. 
Perhaps this should be the default action in Fedora Core?

Tried that script and modified it to use pm-hibernate instead of echoing disk to
/sys/power/state but same results.  Have to restart NetworkManager or recheck
Enable Networking in the applet.

I have the same problem on my Macbook Pro 15" using Fedora Core 6.  I am able to
get onto the network if I restart the network service and then manually type in
the name of the access point.  However, that seems unreliable and I usually
restart the network first and then both the network manager dispatcher and
network manager daemon, and then I wait a while and it seems to work sometimes.
 Very unscientific, but I have had positive results.

Same problem with Thinkpad T41p. As far as I recall it did work (ie would
re-connect after suspend to disk) after FC6 was installed from the distribution
ISOs. But after a few "updates" it stopped working. My fix is to issue "ifconfig
wifi0 up" from the command line.

Re-connecting works for me if I restart the NetworkManager service, on a Vaio SZ3.

Same problem, Black Macbook 15".  FC6.  

I usually get around it by removing the modules, restarting networkmanager
service then restarting the applet.

I've noticed that the dbus-script, mentioned in comment #0, is already present
in /etc/pm/hooks/10NetworkManager, I can't tell but it looks as though its
already being run with no effect.

I'll do a full test with FC7T2 when it comes out.

Any progress on this?

I have upgraded my laptop to F7 and am unable to suspend or hibernate at the
moment...

Ok. Do we have another bug open for these other issues?

Yes, https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=236783, though I don't
want to take over this particular report.

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