rfkill(8) reports in human-readable form information which it gets from the kernel, or it tells the kernel to change the soft-block states for some devices. It cannot affect the hard-block state unless there's some kernel or, perhaps, BIOS bug which it's triggering.
rfkill(8) reports in human-readable form information which it gets from the kernel, or it tells the kernel to change the soft-block states for some devices. It cannot affect the hard-block state unless there's some kernel or, perhaps, BIOS bug which it's triggering.