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Once introduced, the auto-reconnect feature used to be worked, but is broken now (latest F14 updates - NetworkManager-0.8.1-10.git20100831.fc14.x86_64). When the system is resumed from suspend-to-disc, it waits too long or forever. When UTP cable is plugged into the port, N-M does not detect it (maybe because the driver is hot-plugged when cable is connected an eth0 appears only then in the list of available interfaces). Expected behavior: NM auto-reconnect like in the previous releases.
What version did work for you? Do you see problems in wired or WiFi reconnecting? What drivers do you use (find out by e.g. nm-tool)? Could you also paste /var/log/messages in?
Created attachment 474457 [details] nm-tool output (proprietary kmod-wl driver from rpmfussion for BCM4313) I'm using proprietary driver for BCM4313 WiFi card (kmod-wl from rpmfussion). It seems like in the past after resume from hibernation-to-disc I saw list of wireless networks from the previous location. Now after resume there is empty list of available networks. So this may be problem as NM sees no networks after resume in the time NM should restore previous state (ie "connected"). The list appears a minute after resume, but NM stays unconnected. NetworkManager-0.8.1-10.git20100831.fc14.x86_64 kmod-wl-2.6.35.10-74.fc14.x86_64-5.60.48.36-2.fc14.7.x86_64 Latest NM update was Dec 2, so it appears like this issue is caused by some side effect NM could not overcome.
It would be helpful to see logs. Could you follow the steps in "Debugging WiFi Connections" section on http://live.gnome.org/NetworkManager/Debugging, do suspend/resume and paste the logs in?
I watched the logs. NM wake ups and because there were no available network (as reported by non-yet-really-ready wifi card), NM did not reconnect and give up and did not tried once more after a while. Maybe there should be three or five try-to-restore-previous-state before NM decided to not trying any more. I'll post logs here later.
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