I have the same issue, which did not occur on Hardy. However, it is more severe than just not clearing the cache. It seems the list is not cleared after a long time, sometimes.
I have just suspended the laptop at home, where there's an AP called "christopher" which I use, and another one in range. I resumed about 50 minutes ago, in another place with no APs in range. nm-applet is still showing the two APs which were in range when I suspended - after 50 minutes! It should have had plenty of time to do another scan. I've just forced a scan using "sudo iwlist wlan0 scanning", and it says "wlan0 No scan results". 5 minutes after doing that (then doing it again), nm-applet is _still_ showing those 2 APs from before the laptop was suspended. I can even select "christopher", the AP I used when suspended, and it will try to connect to it. It appears NetworkManager is simply not refreshing its list, even though the Wi-Fi driver has done multiple scans itself in this time. I did see this behaviour in Hardy occasionally, where nm-applet took annoyingly long to notice changes despite explicit manual scans with iwlist, but nm-applet would always catch up after a couple of minutes. -- NetworkManager should forget list of currently cached APs after resume (WAS: wlan roaming problems after wakeup from hibernate) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/289796 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
