Okay I did change kernel to lts.
also disabled fast boot option
UPDATE: after suspension it still cannot connect to WiFi. As for connection cuts I have to wait little longer to find out whether it will do it or not. Usually it happens randomly and quite frequently when I do stuff and actually need internet, but while testing it I have to wait a little longer.
And has it helped?
After suspension phase it is the same story, but for me to find out whether it will still cut off connection or not I have to wait little longer.
I found this for after suspend phase problem so is it recommend that I follow instructions given in those threads:
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=217167
before my initial problem is resolved?
In the comment above I mentioned, that I saw some warnings in terminal, but I forgot it.
It happened again and now I actually copied it without rage quitting terminal:).
[WARN] - (starship::utils): Executing command "/usr/bin/sudo" timed out.
[WARN] - (starship::utils): You can set command_timeout in your config to a higher value to allow longer-running commands to keep executing
This happened after I resumed from suspension without internet and opened terminal
What is the command that is running?
I don't know I just suspended my computer to see after resuming whether internet would be back or not. Nothing was running at that time. I just booted into Garuda and immediately suspended it.
I found a thread on this forum addressing this exact same problem, so if this warnings are not related to this problem I can fix them later.
UPDATE: Yesterday I wasn't able to test connection at all, since I was busy whole day. Today everything seems fine, I haven't encountered any annoying network connection cuts, so changing kernel from zen to lts seems to be working for now, but one problem still persists. After all of those changes I have to restart computer every time it suspends otherwise, I cannot connect to the internet at all.
Did you try a couple of command lines like systemctl restart networkmanager and it still doesn't reconnect?
I'm not very good with those commands but there are other commands to fully restart the networking without rebooting.
yah I tried systemctl restart NetworkManager , but it didn't work.
Just modify the service you wrote to disable the network before suspend (only). Remove the network restart commands after suspend. You will need to manually restart the network after you've resumed from suspend, but you won't need to restart your computer.
This issue is most often resolved with a bios update, so be sure yours is up to date.
I suggested switching kernels 50 posts ago. This is the next most likely fix for these types of issues. I suggest you start paying attention to what others are telling you far more carefully. You still have not answered some of my questions or followed instructions I gave way back near the beginning of this extremely lengthy thread. I suggest you start another thread about your suspend issue.
If your disconnect issue is now resolved I will be locking this thread as it is far to long already.
I think I have latest version of BIOS/
Here is BIOS versions available for my laptop. https://www.asus.com/us/supportonly/FA706II/HelpDesk_BIOS/
And here is my sudo dmidecode | less output
BIOS Information
Vendor: American Megatrends Inc.
Version: FA706II.316
Release Date: 03/12/2021
Address: 0xF0000
Runtime Size: 64 kB
ROM Size: 16 MB
Is your disconnect issue resolved?
at the moment I haven't experienced any disconnections, but I don't want to close thread yet, because I want to give it a try for 1 more day just to be sure
Nope, this thread is far too long already. If you have further disconnect issues start another thread and I will merge the new & old threads. Help request threads aproaching (or over) 100 posts are too unwieldy and difficult for other users to find the actual pertinent/useful information.
Your disconnect issue is resolved for now, so I'm closing this thread down. If you want assistance with your suspend issue open another help request. I suggest you pay far closer attention to what forum assistants are telling you on any new threads. Provide full feedback to any questions asked, when asked. You have greatly wasted forum assistants time by your innatentive behaviour. Drawing out a super simple issue to resolve, to an inordinate amount of posts by your failure to follow directions and answer questions in a timely manner.
Thread closed for now.