I just build a 3.0 kernel for Ubuntu(I have a hp 6910p laptop).
It is really annoying that when these is network traffic, the wifi led will keep blinking. It's really a stupid feature. I wanna disable it.
After google, I find this page:
I tried the second approach. But it does not work. I finally feature out that I didn't configure wifi driver as a module. I built it into kernel. Of cause I can pass the parameter to kernel in grub. But I prefer building wifi driver as a module. Here is the configuration in kernel:
Intel Wireless WiFi 4965AGN (iwl4965)
and then issue this cmd:
#echo "options iwl-legacy led_mode=1" >> /etc/modprobe.d/wlan.conf
For legacy kernels(2.6.*) provided by ubuntu, the module name is iwlcore, so I need to keep "options iwlcore led_mode=1" line in the file in case I switch to the old kernel.
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