I will not even try the rmmod now because I do not have another machine to check if radio is still up, so now way to confirm it it works or simply makes the kernel not see a hardware that is still on wasting battery.
I googled and found an acpi package specific to eeepc, but:
[code]
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
eeepc-acpi-scripts: Depends: acpi-support-base but it is not installable
E: Broken packages
[/code]
Workaround:
when you are going to power up the laptop, enter bios with F2, disable wifi. No workaround to turn on again without another reboot.
eeepc 1000. 9.04 NBR.
after install, Fn+F2 does nothing.
I will not even try the rmmod now because I do not have another machine to check if radio is still up, so now way to confirm it it works or simply makes the kernel not see a hardware that is still on wasting battery.
I googled and found an acpi package specific to eeepc, but: acpi-scripts: Depends: acpi-support-base but it is not installable
[code]
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
eeepc-
E: Broken packages
[/code]
Workaround:
when you are going to power up the laptop, enter bios with F2, disable wifi. No workaround to turn on again without another reboot.