On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 06:54:48PM -0500, Larry Finger wrote: >> I don't have Windows so can't compare to it. But even though I use b43 >> by default, I sometimes have to revert to ndiswrapper on weak signals or >> large file transfers. Also ndiswrapper has the power management and >> LED's working correctly, which I could not get working with the b43 >> driver. > > What LEDS does your interface, and what do they not do? If the only > LED you have is the one attached to the rfkill switch, then you have > not properly configured the LED parameters. Yes, the only LED I have is attached to my rfkill switch. It becomes blue when I load the b43 kernel module, and becomes red when I unload it. I was hoping I could set it so that it becomes blue when in use (i.e. associated), and red otherwise. (This happens with ndiswrapper). I remember messing with the LED power / brightness files in /sys. But nothing I echoed in there changed the state of the LED. Is there some parameter I'm missing? Thanks, GI -- Twenty Ways To Maintain A Healthy Level of Insanity 7. Finish all your sentences with "In Accordance with the Prophecy."
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