When I suspend my notebook, NetworkManager disables the wireless network (in nm-manager.c:do_sleep_wake).However, I'd love to still use the network for a very short time (to unmount cifs mounts, that otherwise make my system unusable when resuming).How can I make NetworkManager not disable my network? Is it possible to wait a few seconds (or until something is triggered; or a lock is released)?Related: pm-utils: No network in suspend scripts?debug log:Feb  8 10:03:23 zenbook NetworkManager[3606]: <debug> [1360314203.373226] [nm-manager.c:3391] upower_sleeping_cb(): Received UPower sleeping signalFeb  8 10:03:23 zenbook NetworkManager[3606]: <info> sleep requested (sleeping: no  enabled: yes)Feb  8 10:03:23 zenbook NetworkManager[3606]: <info> sleeping or disabling...Feb  8 10:03:23 zenbook NetworkManager[3606]: <info> (wlan0): now unmanagedEDIT: To make it clear, having scripts in /etc/pm/sleep.d does not help as the network already is disabled as soon as a script is executed.
NetworkManager: disabled network when sending system to sleep
networkmanager;power management