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[Zak <gituarmaster810@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I also am encountering this bug on my XPS 13 9343. It happens once or
twice a week. I have to force a reboot in order to reconnect to a new
network without crashing.

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Title:
  Complete system freeze upon switching WiFi networks

Status in network-manager package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Occasionally when I am manually switching from one WiFi network to
  another through the Indicator applet, the entire system freezes
  completely—neither the laptop's own keyboard and trackpad nor any USB
  devices produce any effect. The only way to resolve the situation is
  then to force a power down, which has caused me to lose data on
  several occasions.

  This started occurring on Xubuntu 15.04; I have not had any similar
  bugs on previous iterations of Xubuntu or other Ubuntu variants.

  It seems to happen when I am switching from an unsecured to a
  particular WPA-secured WiFi network, though as it happens only once in
  a while (about once every two days or so under moderate computer use)
  I am not sure about the source of the issue. I do know that it seems
  to happen only while switching WiFi networks.

  This is one of two new network-manager bugs that I noticed around the
  same time, immediately after upgrading to 15.04. The other bug was
  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-
  manager/+bug/1270257.

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