I've a similar bug occurring on the following kernel versions:
* 5.0.0-23-generic
* 5.0.0-25-generic
* 5.0.0-27-generic
However, quite a few things are different in my case.
As seen in logs, "Link is Down" is quickly followed up by "Link is Up" message,
but interface fails to serve any packets.
I *think* there is better and more pleasant workaround rather than
rebooting every time this bug affects you.
Try putting your computer into suspension, then wake it up.
In most of the cases Ethernet interface fails to start at all. If it does, then
reloading its driver may help it this point:
UPD: The same issue, as described in previous post, reappeared when booting the
older 5.0.0-25-generic kernel.
It seems like data race that can be triggered randomly on certain boots.
Again, removing "r8169" didn't help either, but suddenly, putting my
laptop to suspension, then repeating the
After update to kernel 5.0.0-27-generic, it became even worse.
Now Ethernet doesn't work right from the boot, and "modprobe" solution has no
effect.
What's interesting, Ethernet interface seems up (and visible to
NewtworkManager), but doesn't appear to serve packets at all. As far as
packet
I can confirm the bug affects kernel version 5.0.0-25-generic (at least, on my
machine).
The issue started happening after update to this version.
It didn't exist on any 4.18.0 version that I previously had.
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