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Description of problem: After I resume from RAM, NetworkManager won't reconnect to a wired network, even though 'Wired Network' is not greyed out. If I unplug the cable, it does become greyed out, and if I plug it back in, the option becomes available again - so it does seem to detect the link. My wired ethernet controller is a tg3. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kernel-2.6.21-1.3132.fc7.i686
er... NetworkManager-0.6.5-2.fc7.i386
Created attachment 155658 [details] NetworkManager log during suspend in FC7rc2 I get the same thing when resuming from suspend (S3) on my T43 (except for it is the wireless that doesn't come up). I am attaching my messages log. Note the "deactivating eth0/eth1" lines, they occur directly after wake up. The activation lines you see for eth1 are from my manual activiation of the network, which works just fine when I select my default home SSID from the list.
Created attachment 224431 [details] Output of dmesg Just adding other "Me too" -- after resuming from "Suspend to RAM" I had to restart NEtworkManager to make wired connection working.
Created attachment 224451 [details] /var/log/messages
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