ifconfig wlan0 down
works for me on my laptop.
For those who use Kubuntu (KDE 4+) and dont wan't to type that command
on each halt/reboot, here's what I've done :
create 2 scripts which are executable by root. One for halt, on for
reboot.
basically the script are
#!/bin/sh
ifconfig wlan0 down
halt
and
#!/bin/sh
ifconfig wlan0 down
reboot
Then, in the Lgin Manager configuration,
change the commands to run from
/sbin/halt to yourhaltscript
and
/sbin/reboot to your rebootscript.
This way you'll enjoy a normal user experience.
(but I don't know wht will happen if you use networked filesystems and
so on, guess it's safe but ain't sure).
stF
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