No internet available after hibernation

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Same issue with 5.10, 5.17, and my current kernel, 5.15.

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and if you put your pc into sleep instead of hybernating, and after waking up from sleep, do you have internet?

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Yep, it works fine after sleeping/waking.

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Additional data point: I tested my wireless just to see what happens. No wifi option, no option to connect; then I found Network Interfaces. Turns out that only the first two interfaces on the left (address: lo) remain after hibernation; the other four (which look like my wifi ones) disappear.

Could this be related, or should I open a separate thread for this?

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no let it here, its related to your issue… and did you try to disable ipv6? disable it on all networks, and try hibernate

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OK, will try that.

Another interesting data point: I tried this answer on how to fix wifi disappearing after hibernate. It caused the wifi to remain/persist after hibernate (yay!), but my computer never shut down (restarted and it hanged on something in the terminal list of shutdown events, had to press/hold power button).

Still, it might be useful to know.

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and which of those solutions did you try, the uninstalling, or mac address… you should have waited for cca 3 minutes for it to shutdown

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I tried the script block: adding wifi.scan-rand-mac-address=no to that file and then running systemctl .... I waited more than three minutes (restart is usually instantaneous for me).

Disabling ipv6 seems to help: I can see both my wifi and wired connections appear after resuming from hibernate. The wifi seems to connect (but doesn’t work - I have a pre-existing wifi/router problem). Same problem with wired (connects but “no internet”).

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try installing tlpui and check settings under network

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Here are the settings, I can’t figure out what they mean though (googling turned up little info).

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the wifi_pwr_on_bat means power saving mode on battery is enabled, disable it, try the hibernation, if still no internet disable wol_disable and try hibernate, if also no internet keep disabled the wol and enable again the power on battery, and try hibernate

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Thanks for the explanation. If I’m understanding you correctly, here’s what I tried; on/off means the toggle is on (blue) or off (grey).

  • WIFI_PWR_ON_AC off, WIFI_PWR_ON_BAT on, WOL_DISABLE on
  • WIFI_PWR_ON_AC off, WIFI_PWR_ON_BAT off, WOL_DISABLE on
  • WIFI_PWR_ON_AC off, WIFI_PWR_ON_BAT off, WOL_DISABLE off
  • WIFI_PWR_ON_AC off, WIFI_PWR_ON_BAT on, WOL_DISABLE off

Same result, no internet.

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so can you uncheck all of those check marks, click save, and reboot, and check again hibernation

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Already tried it - that’s the third test-case on my list

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if i understand it correctly, you unchecked the blue checks on the left side? if yes and it still didnt worked, so its probably not related to power saving…

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Yes - all three checks show grey / left side / off, and still the issue persists.

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so try completely uninstalling the tlp, like mentioned in the post above, reboot and check again

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Sorry, I didn’t see that you mentioned uninstall. I actually had to install TLP the first time. Uninstalled, same problem.

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please open a terminal and run these 2 commands:

sudo rfkill unblock all
sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager

any changes ?

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Did you mean hibernate and then run it when you see the problem? I did that, and no changes. (The internet disconnected and attempted to reconnect, with the same issue.)