I have only ever been able to turn adapters on or off according to my requirements.
To the best of my knowledge your connections are either on or off.
Wireless will attempt to connect to the nearest station and your wired interface will sit there until a cable is plugged in.
However I could be wrong I'm sure some one will put me right here. There are other session network managers might one these be more suitable?
Knetwork Manager does quite a good job at managing my connections.
As for suspend I have never successfully managed to get this to work reliably. I know for a fact that it can switch of devices (LAN cards and such) but when the time comes to resume the devices may not be switched back on again. This is common in Windows as well as Linux. It's a long standing problem and has been around since it was invented.
Regards
Ray
On Sun, 2009-05-31 at 09:40 -0700, Geoffrey Leach wrote:
I'm current with the Fedora 10 repos. On 05/30/2009 04:04:00 PM, J Davila wrote: > Hi, Geoffrey. > > Did you update all your power manager related packages? > > Regards. > > 2009/5/30 Geoffrey Leach <geoff@xxxxxxxxxx> > > > ASUS Z84F, wireless built-in. Normally I connect to my Netgear > router > > via ethernet. Nm-applet (Fedora 10) reports wireless connection. > > > > Problem: if I unplug the ethernet connection, the system does not > > switch to wireless. If I re-boot with the ethernet unplugged, > > wireless works fine, and if I re-plug the ethernet connection, it > > switches over correctly. And back to wireless, etc. > > > > Behavior is lost when I suspend or hibernate. > > > > Any suggestions? (It's not a BIOS issue.) > > _______________________________________________ Fedora-laptop-list mailing list Fedora-laptop-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-laptop-list
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