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LMDE6 started to drop Realtek wifi card
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Your computer is going into s1 and the driver for your card can’t wake it back up.
No. It goes off when I'm using it actively. I've never had any issues getting back from hibernate.
Damn, I thought I had you clocked.
Getting hot maybe? Some of those baseband chips are downright tiny and can’t really dissipate the heat they build up under heavy use…
Did you look at dmesg/journalctl to to see what the kernel says when it falls over?
E: spelling/autocorrect