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Lex Landa wrote:
| I was on the Familiar Hx4700 list before this one, and I remember that
| ipaq-sleep caused a lot of head-scratching because it is started on
| bootup: after the Hx4700 came out of a suspend, things (wireless)
| stopped working while other things (audio) mysteriously started.
My workaround for the hx4700's wireless device was to make an init
script to "kickstart" the network by bringing it all the way down,
re-loading the kernel modules, and then restarting it:
/etc/init.d/kick_network:
#!/bin/sh
case "${1:-''}" in
~ 'start')
~ ifdown wlan0
~ modprobe hx4700_acx
~ modprobe acx
~ /etc/init.d/networking restart
~ ifup wlan0
~ ;;
~ 'stop')
~ ifdown wlan0
~ /etc/init.d/networking stop
~ ;;
~ *)
~ echo "Usage: $0 start|stop"
~ exit 1
~ ;;
esac
Add it, and then run:
update-rc.d kick_network defaults 41
This makes it start after networking at boot time. Offhand, I'm not
certain whether or not it runs when the device resumes from a sleep, but
if the above doesn't do the trick, you could add a script in
/etc/apm/resume.d to call "/etc/init.d/kick_network restart" if you
needed to.
- --
Bob Igo
StormLogic
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