Greets, gentoo-users, as you may remember I migrated to gnome-3 lately.
This means using networkmanager, afaik you have to w/ gnome-shell. No big problem as I used it before as well. My question: After resuming from hibernate-to-ram the thinkpad is up again immediately. Fine. But the re-connect to the local wifi takes longer, around 30 sec or so (would have to time that). I tried to reduce that by storing a fixed IP for my wifi instead of letting it pull the IP via DHCP. It maybe made a small difference, but it still is quite a long time until I am able to access internet/LAN ... this somehow makes the quick resume "useless" as I have to wait for network access while I look at the desktop ;-) Is this something to simply accept or are there ways to speed that up? Do you see the same amounts of time to reconnect? Thanks, Stefan
