On 03.12.2014 23:32, Charles Devereaux wrote:
Hello
As explained before, thinkpad-acpi can't control the non-wifi radio like bluetooth or wwan, because it expects some ACPI entries that aren't there - so there is no rfkill control for these, even if some non-working entries are shown with 'rfkill list'
You have a hardware button to do an rfkill. I don't see why software should mess more with this.
To emulate rfkill functionality, just write directly to the ec, for ex to turn on wwan and wifi: ./ec_access -w 0x3a -v 0x60
Usecase?
It works great for bluetooth, basically "physically unplugging" the device so that if you have uhci_hcd as a module, an rmmod/modprobe will no longer show the device on lsusb.
RCBA registers can disable any USB ports. But again: usecase?
-
Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko