### System details

Omarchy 3.7.0, Framework Desktop, AMD Ryzen AI Max 300 S, AMD Radeon 8060S

### What's wrong?

After upgrading to Omarchy 3.7.0, the machine connects to Wi-Fi successfully but has no working internet connectivity.

Initial symptoms:

* Wi-Fi association succeeds
* Router reachable locally
* No DNS resolution
* No internet access
* Browser could not load anything

First checks:

```bash
ping 1.1.1.1
```

Result:

```text
Destination Port Unreachable
sendmsg: Operation not permitted
```

```bash
ping google.com
```

Result:

```text
Temporary failure in name resolution
```

Routing looked correct:

```bash
ip route
```

Result contained valid default route:

```text
default via <router-ip> dev wlan0
```

Interface also had a valid IPv4:

```bash
ip addr show wlan0
```

Result contained:

```text
inet <local-ip>/<mask>
```

Router reachable:

```bash
ping <router-ip>
```

This worked successfully.

Additional important observation:

* Local LAN communication works correctly
* Other local IPs are reachable, not just the router
* mDNS/local hostname resolution also works:

  * `homeassistant.local` resolves correctly
* Failure appears specifically related to outbound/WAN connectivity rather than general networking

DNS investigation:

```bash
resolvectl status
```

Observed:

* interface marked routable
* gateway assigned
* DNS assigned correctly
* DefaultRoute=yes

Direct resolver query:

```bash
resolvectl query google.com
```

Result:

```text
resolve call failed: all attempts to contact name servers or networks failed
```

Forced DNS manually:

Edited:

```ini
/etc/systemd/resolved.conf

[Resolve]
DNS=1.1.1.1
DNSOverTLS=no
```

Restarted:

```bash
sudo systemctl restart systemd-resolved
```

Retested:

```bash
resolvectl query google.com
```

Same failure.

Resolver statistics:

```bash
resolvectl statistics
```

Observed:

* timeouts increasing
* no DNSSEC/protocol errors

Networking stack checks:

```bash
systemctl status systemd-networkd systemd-resolved iwd
```

All were:

```text
active (running)
```

Further checks:

```bash
networkctl status wlan0
```

Observed:

* State: routable
* valid IPv4 address
* gateway assigned
* DNS assigned

Firewall checks:

* nftables temporarily stopped
* no change

Policy routing checks:

```bash
ip rule
```

Only standard entries:

* local
* main
* default

RF checks:

```bash
rfkill list
```

No soft or hard blocks.

dmesg investigation:

```bash
dmesg | grep -Ei 'denied|wlan|auth'
```

Observed intermittent:

```text
wlan0: denied authentication (status 33)
```

Additional isolation tests:

* tested against phone tethering: same issue
* disabled ASUS VPN Fusion on router: no change
* older snapshots boot through Limine: same issue

Important isolation step:

Booted Omarchy live ISO (very old version).

Initially:

```bash
ping 1.1.1.1
```

returned:

```text
network is unreachable
```

Then connected manually through:

```bash
iwctl
```

Commands used:

```text
device list
station wlan0 scan
station wlan0 get-networks
station wlan0 connect <ssid>
```

After connecting from live ISO:

```bash
ping 1.1.1.1
```

worked successfully.

This became more interesting because:

* same hardware
* same Wi-Fi network
* internet works correctly from the live environment after connecting through `iwctl`

---

This seems to isolate the issue to the installed userspace/configuration state rather than firmware or hardware.

What else can I do at this point? Could this have been caused by the recent 3.7.0 update? I'm hesitant to update the laptop now...