Scott.. I had been looking for software that would manage switching between a wired network and a wireless AP using WPA encryption. Checking the forums a number of postings suggested that NetworkManager could do this. Prior to installing NetworkManager there had never been an issue resuming from a suspended laptop state. However, after installing NetworkManager I noticed that while the laptop was resuming, and NetworkManager was searching for the AP (it's graphic changed to the two dots with the circling line), I've had about half a dozen times where at that point X was frozen (i.e. you could move the mouse and the cursor would move but you couldn't click on anything; further, the graphic for NetworkManager never changed to the signal level graphic).
This never occurred prior to installing NetworkManager and seems to happen after the laptop goes through several suspend/resume cycles. However, it hasn't happened for a while now (last time I can recall was 3-4 weeks ago). I can't remember if there have been any updates to NetworkManager or any of it's dependencies since the original installation (I usually check for updates once a week and the auto-update feature is enabled). Jer Scott Robinson wrote: > How is this related to NetworkManager in specific? > > ** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu) > Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info > > -- gnome/X freezes upon resume from suspend to RAM https://launchpad.net/bugs/54301 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
