>> Some fallback (like an init script) should be included in any case, >> since some installations will obviously not be using NetworkManager. >> NM, when in use, can certainly push updated regulatory settings when >> necessary, over and above what the init script would do. >> >> So we should really have both. > > And if the system isn't going to use wireless at all, why spend the > bootup time to set something that will be of no use? I (personally) think this is something that should be left to NetworkManager. Its the auto wifi network tool supported in Fedora. If your someone who goes through the pain of manually configuring wifi to use the network scripts you should be able to configure the location too. Or at the very least make it part of the system-config-network stuff with an option in the GUI and then set it in the ifcfg-wlanX file and make it part of the ifup script that brings up the wireless. Then it doesn't impact the general startup. Peter -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
