Recently I’ve been experiencing this weird behavior, where my internet connection starts go lag and eventually it just disconects. The only way to make it turn back on is by restarting the NetworkManager service, which solves it imediatly but temporarely.
I’m no really sure how to even begin to diagnose this
PS: I’ve confirmed this is not a problem with my ISP or router, the other devices in my house still work normally, only my Fedora machine gets disconnected.
Sounds like Wi-Fi packet loss.
It’s typically hardware/firmware/driver-specific.
You may need to update the firmware or adjust the mode/band/channel on the router.
Considering that I’ve been using the same machine with Fedora 33, and it was working fine with 34 since the begining of April, It would make sense that a recent upgrade broke something.
How would I go about testing that ? Just switching to the previous kernel version would be enough ?
I didn’t get to test the older kernel but there has been an upgrade for both the kernel and the NetworkManager today, so far it seems to have solved it.