Unfortunately the first letter was changed automatically to upper case and I can’t change it now.
I’ve tested the recommended kernel 5.4.10 from testing and also vanilla-mainline 5.5.0 without success.
Looks like this has been broken for a while and has only gotten worse. There is confusion between lspci reporting one model, and the kernel reporting a different model, on the same hardware. About the closest I got was this bisect:
And that says the problem goes back to June. And there is an upstream bug report that doensn’t have all the exact right information an upstream bug report should have. (Hint, make sure it has the complete dmesg for the working and not working cases; and a complete ‘lspci -vvnn’. And for whatever reason linux wifi wasn’t cc’d on the bug unti today, so decent chance they had no idea this was a problem.)
For what it’s worth, it really isn’t working correctly with 5.3.x either. It’s just not completely crashing upon (wifi) hardware restart, and in 5.4.x it is.
@chrismurphy
Thanks for your research. I think the confusion about 9462/9560 might be something different, because I do not see any AC 9560 in the logs.
I’ll apply this patch and see if it resolves the issue.
Edit: Applied the simple patch and wifi is working again
The problem is: I need to install NVIDIA drivers, and when I try to install them from RPMFusion, they requery as a dependency de Kernel 5.4.8 (which breaks my wifi, Kernel 5.4.10 and 5.5rc6 also doesn’t work). So I can’t install the drivers. I tried specifying the kernel version for akmod-nvidia and kmod-nvidia ( sudo dnf install akmod-nvidia-5.3.16-300.fc31.x86_64 ), but it didn’t work