Comment # 15 on bug 1188949 from Jonathan Kang

(In reply to Vladislav Milenin from comment #14)
> (In reply to Jonathan Kang from comment #12)
> > (In reply to Vladislav Milenin from comment #11)
> > > Created attachment 852201 [details]
> > > Logs of dhcp=dhclient
> > > 
> > > After replacing dhcp=dhclient to dhcp=internal, the Internet was connected
> > > correctly for these few days. But it was worth changing these values back,
> > > as the same problem reappeared. In a non-working state, I took the logs
> > > again and returned them back to dhcp=internal, since it works better with it.
> > 
> > Can you install NetworkManager from the repo mentioned in comment#5 and
> > provide
> > logs again? More verbose messages are needed to debug dhclient.
> > 
> > Thanks.
> 
> I conducted additional testing. It seems that changing the parameter in the
> NM config to dhcp=internal solves the problem, because after that the
> Internet began to connect normally.

I suspect that it's a dhclient issue, so I enabled verbose in the package
provided in comment#5.

> But I still did not understand why such
> an error is obtained with the parameter dhcp=dhclient. You asked to install
> NM from comment#5, which I did. YaST notified about the correct
> installation, then restarted the computer and took the logs. But you write
> that NM is still installed from the standard openSUSE repositories. I
> checked again and left a screenshot of YaST in comment#13, where it is clear
> that NM is installed from the GNOME repository:Factory, which was added
> after installing the package.

You should be installing NetworkManager from
home:JonathanKang:braches:GNOME:Factory
instead of GNOME:Factory.