Stuart F. Biggar wrote:
>>>If you are talking about
>>># wificonfig -i iwi0 setparam radio=off
>>>Yes, it's a great RFE. We can try to find if any
>>>walkaround is there.
>>
>
> I did a bit more testing. After deconfiguring the
> iwi0 interface with initmenu, I checked things
> with wificonfig:
>
> # wificonfig -i iwi0 showstatus
> linkstatus: connected
> active profile: [RSG-b]
> essid: RSG-b
> encryption: WEP
> signal strength: strong(14)
> # wificonfig -i iwi0 disconnect
> # wificonfig -i iwi0 showstatus
> linkstatus: not connected
> # wificonfig -i iwi0
> parameter property
> bssid read only
> essid read/write
> bsstype read/write
> rates read/write
> authmode read/write
> encryption read/write
> wepkeyindex read/write
> signal read only
> radio read/write
> # wificonfig -i iwi0 getparam radio
> radio: on
> # wificonfig -i iwi0 setparam radio=off
> # wificonfig -i iwi0 getparam radio
> radio: on
>
> It looks like the radio parameter is not acted on?
> Maybe I'm not doing something correctly so I could
> use hints and suggestions :-)
Yeah, you're correct.
That's what I said need a walk around to support setparam radio=on/off.
I didn't find any way to set radio on/off by driver yet. If you just
push the buttom, you may see the radio is off. So far, you can use
getparam radio only...
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