[SOLVED] Sleep mode problems....

[jmm]

rubentje1991 and AS,

Thanks for your efforts to help with my wireless issue.  PCLOS's forum is amazing and one of the reasons why PCLOS will remain my long term distro.

Rubentje1991's suggestion worked to an extent.  When returning from sleep mode I have to enter Network Center and manually hit connect.  A restart is no longer required to reestablish wireless connection.

The other thing that I noticed after the last suggestion was when I return from sleep mode the connection will now automatically change from red to green like it is trying to establish the connection, although ultimately it is unsuccessful and I then do it manually.

Any other thoughts would be appreciated but you have already gone above and beyond.  In the meantime, loving PCLOS and about to go buy some merchandise to support this awesome distro. 

[AS]

The other thing that I noticed after the last suggestion was when I return from sleep mode the connection will now automatically change from red to green like it is trying to establish the connection, although ultimately it is unsuccessful and I then do it manually.

Are you sure that the connection is not starting ... may be requiring a longer time ?

if not, you could try to add the following line after the "rfkill unblock" command in the same file /etc/pm/sleep.d/88wakeup:

Code:

/etc/init.d/network restart

It is a little dirty workaround, but should work ... 

[jmm]

AS,

You and rubentje1991 are the best.

Thanks to both of you.  Note:  Topic is now mark solved!

Have a great end of the week.

[rubentje1991]

Happy it's solved... and I learnt something new too (where to use rfkill) 
=> it would have been the best that all went automatically; but apparently the origin of the problem is at the wireless device, so..... (they are known for this kind of problems) - after all, it's working now, so