>> Wi-Fi handling was significantly reworked. Please try the latest >> version whether it still has the issue. I was tested NM 1.28 and found it . but the problem was automatically quickly recovered normal after the nm-dispatcher service restarted .
Thomas Haller <thal...@redhat.com> 于2021年2月8日周一 下午3:03写道： > > Hi, > > On Sun, 2021-02-07 at 11:53 +0800, Heysion Yuan via networkmanager-list > wrote: > > > > I found the NM didn't trigger scan_done probabilistically after S3 or > > S4 resume . > > I traced the NM do_sleep_wake is normal and trigger scan by dbus to > > wpa ,the wpa push scan result to dbus. > > but NM didn't trigger scan_done signal and fetch scan result on dbus. > > and I debug the device state change swap found the normal has > > complete whole state switch but abnormal device state changed was > > broken. > > > > ## LOG > > ### Abnormal: > > > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253858.5131] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 10 old_state 30 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253858.6840] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 20 old_state 10 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253858.9756] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 30 old_state 20 src/devices/nm-device.c > > > > The changed link: 30->10->20->30 > > these log messages are not from any upstream version, are there? Which > version were you testing? If these are from some printf debugging of > yours, it is not enough to understand what is happening. > > > also, scan_done() is no longer part of upstream. You should mention > which version you are using. > > Wi-Fi handling was significantly reworked. Please try the latest > version whether it still has the issue. > > > ### Normal: > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253208.4739] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 10 old_state 100 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253208.7593] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 20 old_state 10 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253209.0477] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 30 old_state 20 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253210.1055] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 40 old_state 30 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253210.1062] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 50 old_state 40 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253210.1067] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 60 old_state 50 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253210.1470] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 40 old_state 60 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253210.1488] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 50 old_state 40 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253210.2118] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 70 old_state 50 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253210.2437] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 80 old_state 70 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253210.2475] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 90 old_state 80 src/devices/nm-device.c > > NetworkManager[3449]: <info> [1612253210.2483] device (wlan0): > > device changed state 100 old_state 90 src/devices/nm-device.c > > > > The changed link: 100->10->20->30->40->50->60->70->80->90->100 > > > > Could you tell me where NM got the signal and what it working for ? > > Look at all the logs by enabling level=TRACE level. > > See > https://cgit.freedesktop.org/NetworkManager/NetworkManager/tree/contrib/fedora/rpm/NetworkManager.conf#n28 > for infos about logging. > > > best, > Thomas > _______________________________________________ networkmanager-list mailing list networkmanager-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
