Created attachment 1905442 [details] Log from gnome-log, from suspend waking up Created attachment 1905442 [details] Log from gnome-log, from suspend waking up Description of problem: After upgraded kernel to 5.19, And I found that my laptop won't autoconnect to wifi after resume from suspend. I can connect to wifi manually by click to menu. Or I have to wait a looong time to see it autoreconnecting. It's okay on Kernel 5.18 and Only effected in Kernel 5.19. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 36 64bit Gnome 43 Thinkpad X1 Carbon 2021 9th How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Make laptop to suspend 2. Wake up laptop from suspend 3. You will see wifi is still not auto reconnect for a long time. About 3 min later it may autoreconnectd. Actual results: Won't connect to wifi ater suspend immediately Expected results: Connect to wifi after suspend immediately Additional info:
I'm not sure if is Network-manager related. But can confrim this issue is only on Kernel 5.19
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