[workaround] Wifi doesn't authenticate, after systemd update

[Palin]

I did not resolve the problem with authenticating with any access point, but at least I resolved the system not going to sleep at all.

In /usr/lib/systemd/system-sleep I have, among others, 10-brcmfmac-suspend.sh:

#!/bin/sh

case $1 in
pre) modprobe -r brcmfmac_wcc brcmfmac ;;
post) modprobe brcmfmac_wcc ;;
esac

The first argument to the modprobe -r (brcmfmac_wcc) must be added to make the notebook go to sleep and resume successfully.
At least now it goes to sleep and resumes.

Edit: change to the module to be loaded is brcmfmac_wcc which automatically loads the brcmfmac.

[Palin]

Final post, I'm changing the subject of the post with [workaround]

I'm back to non-networkmanager setup, now the card is allowing the notebook su suspend and resume correctly, old-style networking is enable for this card only (NetworkManager configures the wired network and all the rest).
Only thing is I need to turn on the wifi connection (via mga_applet) when I resume from sleep.

Also I'm editing the post before this because the module to be loaded after resume is brcmfmac_wcc which automatically loads the other.