you should do
echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/class/net/eth1/device/rf_kill
echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/class/net/eth1/device/rf_kill
the first one disables the radio.
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It is strange that the rf_kill method is not supported... I have
ipw2200 too (and an asus centrino) and they are supported. Are you
sure?
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htt
I don't really understand the logic of wireless.sh, especially the
part in which you overwrite the variable OFF with "2". The following
wireless interface will fail if using rf_kill because off is not 2 but
1...
Why didn't you remove the reference to power/state? Since it does not
work it is not n
Does this mean that we won't have a working hotkey in Feisty? or just
that we need to wait?
I've had a look at the patch. Great! But I've noticed that the
wireless status is not saved for halt/reboot too (only for suspend or
hibernate/resume). Are you going to add the file also in start.d and
sto
I'm glad this bug has been noticed!
If you want I can propose a solution that includes leds, notifies and
network-manager support! should I attach it here?
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