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After I had updated Arch on my notebook yesterday, the LED of my Wi-Fi card started blinking again and putting "options iwlcore led_mode=1" in modprobe.conf doesn't work any more.
Is there a different way to stop the blinking now?
Module for Wi-fi card - iwl3945
Kernel26 after update - 2.6.39.1
linux-firmware - 20110512
Last edited by Skoll (2011-06-12 05:40:15)
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I should have mentioned that I tried "options iwlagn led_mode=1" as well but it doesn't work because only iwl3945 and iwl_legacy are loaded.
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Had this for a while, for me the blinking stops if I enable bluetooth, but that might be specific to my HP8510. If either wifi or bluetooth is turned off, my LED is annoyingly present
Last edited by rickdg (2011-06-12 01:38:01)
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Try checking your wireless modules for an appropriate parameter with:
systool -m $MODULE -av
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Thanks egan, I used that command on iwl_legacy and found out that it has the same option for the led as iwlagn. So for those that have a "legacy" card which uses iwl_legacy instead of iwlagn:
echo "options iwl_legacy led_mode=1" >> /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf
rmmod iwl_legacy
rmmod iwl3945
modprobe iwl_legacy
modprobe iwl3945
and the blinking stops.
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