I've had this happen about 3 times now and this time I copied the output from DNF of the packages around the time network connectivity was lost.
The network icon in Gnome shell changes to a question mark and I haven't found a solution (including restarting NetworkManager) that fixes it. The only solution I've found so far is rebooting. I'm going to try doing a "dnf reinstall" of the packages that have anything to do with networking and see if I can find out which package it is. Has anyone else seen this? Thanks, Richard
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