After some time, my network connection drops and i can no longer reconnect since an update I made today. I tried using an earlier kernel 7.0.14 but it still drops after like 20 minutes of use. Rebooting fixes the issue, and I don’t see any dmesg errors. How can I debug or see what is going on? I am using a wired connection and wifi works on my phone when it drops.
Can you revert the transaction ID (the update) that you think caused this problem to see if that fully restores functionality?
*From there you can try to find what exact item is the reason because from what you mentioned, the kernel is unlikely to be the root cause.
You will need the “fedora-repos-archive” package to do that. It will give you the repo that has the previous versions before you updated.
sudo dnf install fedora-repos-archive
Look for the precise transaction ID # that caused the problem:
sudo dnf history list
Undo that problematic transaction:
sudo dnf history undo <transaction ID #>
Reboot, and report back if that prevents this problem from occurring.
Edit: It is probably a good idea to copy all the contents of the packages being reverted and paste that into a text file. That way we can try to determine which one could be the culprit.