mrvladus
March 19, 2023, 2:12pm
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After a couple of latest updates system refuses to go to sleep and immediately wakes up. Turning on airplane mode fixes issue, but it worked fine before without it. Tried clean install and suspend worked as expected, but after upgrade to latest image and kernel problem returned. How to fix this? Maybe it’s a kernel problem or network-manager?
NetworkManager[1040]: [1679234061.3831] manager: sleep: wake requested (sleeping: yes enabled: yes)
It happens on both: latest f37 and f38.
I wonder if the solution here may be related to your issue, which seems triggered by NetworkManager
Hi all, I just installed Portmaster recently and was monitoring my network traffic.
Noticed that NetworkManager from /usr/sbin/NetworkManager makes regular unencrypted requests to fedoraproject.org
Assuming that NetworkManager is https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Tools/NetworkManager . It does not appear to do any critical functions. I’m on a desktop with a stable connection, so “automatic network detection and configuration” are not needed. Also poked around to see if I could configure it but had…
mrvladus
March 20, 2023, 8:01am
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I tried this now, it didn’t help. Only stopping NetworkManager.service helps or turning on aiplane mode.
mrvladus
March 20, 2023, 9:04am
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I found the ostree commit that caused the issue:
d0035ee2b86a33c58f07c5e424a96a998aeed98bb1444da5f1769f6ac7f1c14e
From 2023-03-15
Upgraded: