I had that issue too on one of my old machines. I never found a good answer other than shutting off wifi. Wifi wasn't important anyway though, and I just used ethernet on that machine.
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Same, the only answers i am getting point to the module just being buggy in general.
Yeah there was a longstanding open bug on iirc the Fedora tracker and idk if it really went anywhere.
Try a different LAN card. Not much help, but a cheap usb deal might get you by