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Hello everybody!
I have moved from Ubuntu to Arch, and for now, everything is great. But I have noticed some annoying issue and I want to know if it's possible to fix it.
The acer aspire 5610 has a wireless button and a led placed in the front part of the case, when you activate it, it turns on the wireless.
When I select Ubuntu in the grub menu, it always turns wireless on automatically when booting, despite, when I boot Arch I have to turn it on manually, other-way if I don't activate it during the boot up process, I have no wireless, even if I press it after the login screen has appeared. If I forgot to turn it on I have to reboot, and the wireless button will remain on.
So, my question is, is there anyway to always activate that wireless button while booting up, as Ubuntu does? I guess there must be!
Thank you in advance!
Sorry for my English!
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Very unsure it will work, but may be a try:
sudo iwconfig wlan0 txpower off
It will enable the radio for wlan0 interface.
Last edited by vae77 (2010-08-28 20:13:53)
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what kind of network managing do u use? i got some similar scenario with my belinea o.book but with network-manager and nm-applet i can switch on wifi after bootup and the nm-applet shows all wifi-access-points in range. :-)
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I'm using wicd
Sorry for my English!
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