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sorry my english not will 8_8
look this
dante@CoCo ~ %sudo rfkill list [0]
[sudo] password for dante:
Sorry, try again.
[sudo] password for dante:
0: ideapad_wlan: Wireless LAN
Soft blocked: yes
Hard blocked: no
1: phy0: Wireless LAN
Soft blocked: yes
Hard blocked: no
I try do
rfkill unblocak all,but no found chage
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Just to be clear, that command is rfkill unblock all and needs to be run as root (using using sudo, for example).
Aside from that, please post the output of ip link and of lspci -nn
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Well, I am not the creator of this post, but it looks the same issue for me...
After a massive upgrade (one month or so, 650 MB) I got wifi and bluetooh both soft-blocked, so the service "rkill-unblock" wont do anything.
After a "sudo rfkill unblock all" I have two cases:
- Sometimes it does nothing (still soft-blocked).
- Sometimes bluetooth starts working and wifi led is on BUT it's somehow stuck. I mean terminal freezes and everything related to wifi too (like wicd). Cant shut down either.
Of course when just boot and try to bring the wlan interface up, I get something like "unable (...) due to RF-kill".
Reading a lot, I tried to blacklist "dell-wmi" and "dell-laptop" to no avail...
I tried also downgrading the packages I thought were related, like kernel, rfkill, b43-fwcutter, systemd... again to nothing.
Any ideas please?
Thanks!
Last edited by athens (2013-02-06 09:52:57)
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Although the problem seems resolved for me with the current kernel. I had in the past problems with rfkill that I solved by recompiling the kernel with rfkill completely disabled. This has the interesting effect that I could use my wireless card even when the physiucal switch was in the off position!
Last edited by olive (2013-02-06 09:50:29)
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