Re: debian-powerpc: Airport with Titanium Powerbook
> Here's what I do in /etc/power/pwrctl (maybe not the best place to do
> it):
Nope, using pwrctl-local would be a better place (to avoid your changed
script being overwritten on the next pmud update).
> sleep)
> ifdown eth1 && {
> rmmod airport
> touch /tmp/airport-on
> }
> ;;
> wakeup)
> [ -f /tmp/airport-on ] && {
> rm /tmp/airport-on
> ifup eth1
> }
> etc....
>
> The modules.conf calls a config script for Airport after insmod, to get
> the settings back.
That's actually simpler than Tom's suggestion (doesn't need sed or
grep). But it hardcodes the airport as eth1 - is that always true?
Michael
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