More people with the same problem:
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2340142
Workaround: Edit /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf and remove the
line "dns=dnsmasq".
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I've had the same problem on two computers since upgrading from 16.04 to
16.10, in both cases killing dnsmasq after the first suspend fixes it
and it stays fixed after subsequent suspends.
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I have the same problem with ccsm, don't know why the lowgfx profile
doesn't show but you can manually import it from /etc/compizconfig
/unity-lowgfx.ini.
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I have the same problem with ccsm, don't know why the lowgfx profile
doesn't show but you can manually import it from /etc/compizconfig
/unity-lowgfx.ini.
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Why does the GUI update-manager not update to the latest compiz package?
I noticed the unity package updated and has unity7.conf which tries to
use the compiz profile "unity-lowgfx" but it doesn't exist because
compiz is still at version 20160526. sudo apt-get upgrade/dist-upgrade
both detect and
Instead of restarting Ubuntu you can restart PulseAudio from terminal:
pulseaudio -k (wait a few seconds)
pulseaudio
Disappearing PulseAudio output devices can happen when using Firejail.
https://firejail.wordpress.com/support/known-problems/#pulseaudio
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I have the same log as #4 which is definitely a different bug. The
network manager wakes prematurely before suspending causing it not to
wake when resuming. I experienced this on lubuntu 15.04 but could not
replicate it on Ubuntu 15.04. I isolated the problem down to xfce4
-power-manager which is
I isolated the problem down to an incompatibility between xfce4-power-
manager and systemd. When the suspend timeout is reached or the lid is
closed, the network manager is being woken before the system has
suspended which causes it not to wake on resume.
Switching from systemd back to Upstart
I get this same dbus error but it does not prevent wifi from
successfully reconnecting after sleep when testing with systemctl
suspend.
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