I am running FreeBSD 14.0-Release on a Framework Laptop 11th Gen, and wireless works well, except when I suspend/sleep, then wake again, it stops working. The networkmgr icon still shows that wireless is still up and connected, but I can't ping any domains or navigate to any sites.
while this doesn't necessarily speak to the source of your trouble. Entering `ifconfig` within a terminal will confirm the status of your network, and a `service netif restart` should return you to a functioning network. Which might be helpful until the cause of this gets resolved.
(In reply to Chris Hutchinson from comment #1) Thank you for the help! Not sure if this is helpful information for the bug, but when I run 'ifconfig' it still shows that wlan0 is up, and running 'service netif restart' causes the system to crash. using ifconfig to take wlan0 down and up again also crashes the system sometimes, and does nothing other times. I have my own workaround until things get fixed (basically just turning off the screen instead of suspending since I am around a power outlet most of the day) so it's no big deal for me, but I figured I'd drop that info here in case it's helpful.
14.0-RELEASE is missing a few stability fixes. stable/14, 13.3-RELEASE would probably be better. There is also a workaround for suspend/resume documented in https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=263632#c27 I'll mark this as a duplicate of that bug given there's a lot more discussion on suspend/resume there. Please follow-up there. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 263632 ***