Ubuntu 17.10 - WiFi fails to resume
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I've seen quite a few posts for earlier versions of ubuntu with this problem, none of the solutions seemed to have worked.
I have a Lenovo Yoga 2 laptop, it uses a Realtek RTL8723BE Wifi card.
Every time the laptop resumes from sleep the Wifi tries to connect again(I see it attempting to connect 3 times) and always fails until I later manually tell it to connect to my network.
This is a small niggle but it affects my experience in using it, can anyone help me figure out and fix this problem?
Thanks,
Lisa
journalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.log
There was rather a lot of entries here, so I had to use pastebin;
https://pastebin.com/dM1tK7Mp
wireless 17.10 suspend
asked Apr 21 at 12:23
Lisa Morrison
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I've seen quite a few posts for earlier versions of ubuntu with this problem, none of the solutions seemed to have worked.
I have a Lenovo Yoga 2 laptop, it uses a Realtek RTL8723BE Wifi card.
Every time the laptop resumes from sleep the Wifi tries to connect again(I see it attempting to connect 3 times) and always fails until I later manually tell it to connect to my network.
This is a small niggle but it affects my experience in using it, can anyone help me figure out and fix this problem?
Thanks,
Lisa
journalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.log
There was rather a lot of entries here, so I had to use pastebin;
https://pastebin.com/dM1tK7Mp
wireless 17.10 suspend
asked Apr 21 at 12:23
Lisa Morrison
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In a terminal window, execute the commandjournalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.logThen suspend/resume. Inspect the log messages produced byjournalctl. Also readman pm-action
– waltinator
Apr 21 at 14:47
First, you have omitted many messages, including those explaining your problem. Second, don't put additional information in the comments, Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1026927/edit) your question and add the properly formatted info.
– waltinator
Apr 22 at 16:25
I am sorry about that, I am new to this style of formatting and I had tried. The log is very long, I was trying to narrow it down - obviously I went too far!
– Lisa Morrison
Apr 23 at 18:15
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I've seen quite a few posts for earlier versions of ubuntu with this problem, none of the solutions seemed to have worked.
I have a Lenovo Yoga 2 laptop, it uses a Realtek RTL8723BE Wifi card.
Every time the laptop resumes from sleep the Wifi tries to connect again(I see it attempting to connect 3 times) and always fails until I later manually tell it to connect to my network.
This is a small niggle but it affects my experience in using it, can anyone help me figure out and fix this problem?
Thanks,
Lisa
journalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.log
There was rather a lot of entries here, so I had to use pastebin;
https://pastebin.com/dM1tK7Mp
wireless 17.10 suspend
asked Apr 21 at 12:23
Lisa Morrison
11
I've seen quite a few posts for earlier versions of ubuntu with this problem, none of the solutions seemed to have worked.
I have a Lenovo Yoga 2 laptop, it uses a Realtek RTL8723BE Wifi card.
Every time the laptop resumes from sleep the Wifi tries to connect again(I see it attempting to connect 3 times) and always fails until I later manually tell it to connect to my network.
This is a small niggle but it affects my experience in using it, can anyone help me figure out and fix this problem?
Thanks,
Lisa
journalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.log
There was rather a lot of entries here, so I had to use pastebin;
https://pastebin.com/dM1tK7Mp
wireless 17.10 suspend
asked Apr 21 at 12:23
Lisa Morrison
11
edited Apr 23 at 18:14
asked Apr 21 at 12:23
Lisa Morrison
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asked Apr 21 at 12:23
Lisa Morrison
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asked Apr 21 at 12:23
Lisa Morrison
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In a terminal window, execute the commandjournalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.logThen suspend/resume. Inspect the log messages produced byjournalctl. Also readman pm-action
– waltinator
Apr 21 at 14:47
First, you have omitted many messages, including those explaining your problem. Second, don't put additional information in the comments, Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1026927/edit) your question and add the properly formatted info.
– waltinator
Apr 22 at 16:25
I am sorry about that, I am new to this style of formatting and I had tried. The log is very long, I was trying to narrow it down - obviously I went too far!
– Lisa Morrison
Apr 23 at 18:15
add a comment |Â
In a terminal window, execute the commandjournalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.logThen suspend/resume. Inspect the log messages produced byjournalctl. Also readman pm-action
– waltinator
Apr 21 at 14:47
First, you have omitted many messages, including those explaining your problem. Second, don't put additional information in the comments, Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1026927/edit) your question and add the properly formatted info.
– waltinator
Apr 22 at 16:25
I am sorry about that, I am new to this style of formatting and I had tried. The log is very long, I was trying to narrow it down - obviously I went too far!
– Lisa Morrison
Apr 23 at 18:15
In a terminal window, execute the command
journalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.log Then suspend/resume. Inspect the log messages produced by journalctl. Also read man pm-action– waltinator
Apr 21 at 14:47
In a terminal window, execute the command
journalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.log Then suspend/resume. Inspect the log messages produced by journalctl. Also read man pm-action– waltinator
Apr 21 at 14:47
First, you have omitted many messages, including those explaining your problem. Second, don't put additional information in the comments, Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1026927/edit) your question and add the properly formatted info.
– waltinator
Apr 22 at 16:25
First, you have omitted many messages, including those explaining your problem. Second, don't put additional information in the comments, Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1026927/edit) your question and add the properly formatted info.
– waltinator
Apr 22 at 16:25
I am sorry about that, I am new to this style of formatting and I had tried. The log is very long, I was trying to narrow it down - obviously I went too far!
– Lisa Morrison
Apr 23 at 18:15
I am sorry about that, I am new to this style of formatting and I had tried. The log is very long, I was trying to narrow it down - obviously I went too far!
– Lisa Morrison
Apr 23 at 18:15
add a comment |Â
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In a terminal window, execute the command
journalctl --follow | tee /tmp/log.logThen suspend/resume. Inspect the log messages produced byjournalctl. Also readman pm-action– waltinator
Apr 21 at 14:47
First, you have omitted many messages, including those explaining your problem. Second, don't put additional information in the comments, Edit (askubuntu.com/posts/1026927/edit) your question and add the properly formatted info.
– waltinator
Apr 22 at 16:25
I am sorry about that, I am new to this style of formatting and I had tried. The log is very long, I was trying to narrow it down - obviously I went too far!
– Lisa Morrison
Apr 23 at 18:15