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Anyways, to those who might be interest in how i "solved" the problem, i simply wrote a script that stops the wpasupplicant service before shutting down or reboot and i create a symlink to execute it, like this: #!/bin/bash sudo systemctl stop wpa_supplicant sudo systemctl stop NetworkMana...

Please copy/paste terminal text in CODE tags rather than posting images. My apologies, my friend. Here's the code block then (with few modifications). apt policy network-manager wpasupplicant network-manager: Installed: 1.30.0-2 Candidate: 1.30.0-2 Version table: *** 1.30.0-2 500 500 http://deb.deb...

Can you add somemore info in case other people find the thread later on? apt policy network-manager wpasupplicant nmcli --terse Are there any network filesystems mounted when it hangs, or anything in background using the connection? I still use NetworkManager on bullseye, it's quite a bit better th...

My printer?. I have never talked about an exterior printer. Then rephrase the header. I have no clue what you are trying to achieve, good luck! Greetings, mate! By what i could tell, Keos' problem is on the Print GUI that browsers show, which, instead of using the OS default one, uses the browser e...

Hello guys, long time no see! My apologies for not answering for such a long time. Yeah, so far my script is working fine. Of all times i tried to reboot/shutdown, only once i got frozen with it. It didn't SOLVE the problem, but at least it became way less often. But what i could tell is that the tr...

Replacements - Lxqt went with connman (connmanctl) . A lot of the code is from Intel employees. It worked for me in lxqt and also for I3 and Sway on atom cpu netbooks, netboxes. Just a hunch, but depending on your DE it could be more of problem to switch to connman than the solution. I did a quick ...

The funny thing is when i press Ctrl+P, it shows the OS default Printer GUI, i wonder why is yours different. :x I'm not sure if that changes much, but i didn't use a live install like you did. I used a netinstall ISO and installed everything i want/need by terminal, even the DE i'm using right now ...

Some years ago I had similar issues with network manager and wpa_supplicant. I purged network-manager, and have avoided that ever since. Here have been many threads recently about wifi issues. There are many options also without network manager. Yeah, i tried to do this, mate, but the problem still...

I've been using since 2013. I really enjoyed using terminal as it made feel like a programmer/hacker (yeah, laugh at me! i deserve it! hahahaha). It was pretty though to get used to it, as i always used Windows, but after three months, i started to get the hang of it and i became way less dependant ...

Hello guys! How are you today? I'm still testing shutting down my computer with the sh i wrote, which stops wpa_supplicant service before shutting down/rebooting. So far, i didn't have any problems aside from, sometimes, my computer taking some time to stop the service. I noticed that sometimes take...

Hey there!

I tried to use on Chromium and the same thing that has happened to you happened to me. I guess it's a browser feature then. However, this doesn't happen on Firefox for me (at least with Ctrl+P).
Hmmmm... It most certainly seems that are features of the browser.

I found the problem: Reboot the system and see what time exactly it was (1:45 am). Then I did: journalctl -r -S yesterday | grep Failed I found the following line: sep 05 01:46:33 iruzubieta systemd[679]: app-audacious-16bd03a7f143403b8a11e5a6c671983e.scope: Failed with result 'timeout'. I stopped ...

Hi there! I'm not sure if that would help, but i've been having a similar problem. My PC can't shutdown because of a service that is never stopping. I found out it was something related to the Network Manager (to be more specific, it was with the WPA encryption service wpa_supplicant) that was stuck...

Hello again, guys! I discovered something quite interesting about my issue. If i ain't mistaken, the NetworkManager service operates the wpa_supplicant service, right? I mean, for the NM to stop, it has to stop the wpa_supplicant as well. Well, it turns out i decided to manually stop the wpa_supplic...

Hello there! Can you attach a screenshot of an example of it for us? You're talking about a GUI that shows when you want to print or create a PDF of a web page, is that it? Such as one of the images i've attached on my thread? The first image is the printer GUI with the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+P) (w...

Hello there! Thank you for the response! Yeah, firnware-atheros is already installed. It was the first thing i did when i did a fresh install on my PC, mate. The problem is with network-manager and wpasupplicant, which prevents my PC of reboot/shutdown or freeze my terminal when i try to stop/restar...

Hello, guys! How are you today? Since last week, i've been having an issue with the Network Manager that is bothering me a little. Basically my NetworkManager is causing two issues: 1) Everytime i try to reboot or turn off my computer, the NM and WPA Supplicant services will try to stop, but, for so...

Hello, guys!
Sorry for the long time for answering!

So it was an actual change, at least for apt, huh? That's really good to know!
Thanks a lot for your help, Aki!

Hello guys! Just a quick update!

The machine with Buster i used on my last message, which, as you can see on the terminal output, got only the packages i wanted, was updated to Bullseye.

The problem (assuming it's a problem, not lack of knowledge on my part) started to happen.

Bullseye is looking really nice. The performance seems better than Buster, with better looks and stuff. The only issue i'm having is with the use of wildcards, since they are not working as it worked with Buster. But i'm still trying to find out if was my installation, possible change on them, or so...