Hm. This looks roughly like what I'm experiencing where if I uncheck
wifi in gnome-shell or XFCE4 (haven't tried in Unity yet) it is
permanently killed.  XFCE4's network tool reports that the rf kill
switch has been used (not so, I just used the network gui).

Oddly, if I actually toggle the real physical rf kill switch, while
bluetooth goes on and off, wifi stays dead.

I have to reboot to recover.

Yes, I know not precisely the same machine/pattern, but still seems
related so just gonna watch this one to see what happens.

Right now, I just avoid disabling wireless as much as possible.

Oh. And was fine in Natty.

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  network-manager doesn't reconnect to wireless networks after rfkill
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