I don't really understand the logic of wireless.sh, especially the
part in which you overwrite the variable OFF with "2". The following
wireless interface will fail if using rf_kill because off is not 2 but
1...
Why didn't you remove the reference to power/state? Since it does not
work it is not needed... It is only useful in isAnyWirelessPoweredOn,
because you have to check if that device is off
I don't really understand the logic of wireless.sh, especially the
part in which you overwrite the variable OFF with "2". The following
wireless interface will fail if using rf_kill because off is not 2 but
1...
Why didn't you remove the reference to power/state? Since it does not weredOn,
work it is not needed... It is only useful in isAnyWirelessPo
because you have to check if that device is off