I have figured out a work around!
I sent this to support, please adapt this to your system
I figured out a work around. Consider this resolved and please help other linux users by sharing this.
First I found which pci address was the wifi card with
"lspci"
I then figured out that removing the device from the pci bus with
"echo 1 >/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:02:00.0/remove"
and then re-scanning with
" echo 1 >/sys/bus/pci/rescan"
Made the wifi work again!
I then made 2 scripts in this directory
'/lib/systemd/system-sleep/'
After entering the the Password, It will open the nano editor.
Now Paste the Below Code
!/bin/sh
set -e
if [ "$2" = "suspend" ] || [ "$2" = "hybrid-sleep" ]; then
case "$1" in
pre) true ;;
post) sleep 1 && service network-manager restart ;;
esac
fi
Press Ctrl-O and Enter to save it
It works for me, however I'm not using Ubuntu but Zorin (also based on Ubuntu). My only little issue is to have the Fingerprint Sensor to work better. I have seen a post talking about BIOS v2.25 but it is under testing/development. Well, I have not heard from anyone yet about it.
Do you have a SER series mini pc? because as far as i know there isn't any SER with fingerprint sensor. I think you have GTR series and that is a different motherboard therefore it is clearly a BIOS bug
The fix works for me on linux mint after mint 21.1 but it does not work in Manjaro for instance. Thre is clearly somethig off with this mini PC and linux. It is a shame because it is a good mini PC.