[Bug 1111547] Re: screenblank.sh script shuts down disrupts wireless connection

[Wolter Hellmund]

@2013-02-01 11:45 - Steve Langasek:
> Thanks for following up.  I don't think we can reasonably claim this is
> a bug in acpi-support, then.  If you've remapped your keyboard, it's
> possible that whichever key you mapped to XF86MonBrightnessDown is also
> a hotkey and the hardware was handling this event directly.

Your conclusion is fair enough, and I approve of it. However, for the 
sake of merely noting it, my mapping of the XF86MonBrightnessDown key is 
the one intended by the OEM, and should by no means interact with the 
wireless system.

I sense there is a deeper phenomenon causing this reported behaviour, 
but I will not look into it until it becomes a problem for me again.

Thank you for your time!

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Title:
  screenblank.sh script shuts down disrupts wireless connection

Status in “acpi-support” package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  I have noticed that running the screenblank.sh script (at
  /etc/acpi/screenblank.sh) disrupts the wireless connection. The
  connection is cut off and the wireless device can no longer
  successfully scan for wireless connections until after its switched
  off and on again.

  Please tell me how I can help solving this problem.

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