Created attachment 844892 [details] lshw Description of problem: Sometimes networkmanager is not able to show avaible wireless connections. At the moment, entering $ nmcli dev wifi shows only * SSID MODALITÀ CHAN VELOCITÀ SEGNALE BARS SICUREZZA * MySharedConnection Infra 1 0 MB/s 0 ____ WPA1 WPA2 where MySharedConnection is the SSID of a wireless shared connection I created on my laptop to share the 3G USB modem connection. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): NetworkManager-0.9.9.0-22.git20131003.fc20.x86_64 Additional info:
New informations: I noticed that the ad-hoc shared wireless connection I created days ago, was setted as default connection. So if I boot the system with the wifi powered on, the shared wifi connection will connect (enable) automatically. I noticed also that when the shared connection is active, every other avaible wireless connection, disappears, even disconnecting the shared wifi connection. To resume the normal behaviour, I am forced: 1) to disconnect from the shared connection; 2) switch off the wireless hardware button 3) switch on the wireless hardware button.
Could be the same bug of https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1044697
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