Philipp, I can give you a little further info about the LED and the switch. The switch controls the radio, but it doesn't actually control the LED. The status is reported through a single bit that is read-only from the processor. In addition, the switch doesn't cause an interrupt. What happens is that the bcm43xx driver runs a periodic thread that is scheduled every one second. Among other things, it compares the hardware bit with a saved setting. If the bit changes, the appropriate message is logged and the LED control bits are changed. That is why there is a delay from the time the switch is pressed until the light changes state. The radio, however is turned off immediately. Your description matches exactly what is programmed.
I am currently working on a patch to turn off the LED when the driver is unloaded either by rmmod or by rebooting. So far it isn't working. Larry _______________________________________________ Bcm43xx-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/bcm43xx-dev
