Cannot disable wireless
I have a laptop (Asus N50Vn) with Intel WiMAX/WiFi 5150 chipset intergraded, running Ubuntu 10.04. The problem is: I have to disable WiFi in order to enable WiMAX connection, but none of "standart" ways ("Fn+F2" key combination (disables only Bluetooth, not wireless); BIOS setting "Enable WLAN", Network Manager "Enable Wireless" uncheck is not functioning, typing in Terminal "ifconfig wlan0 disable (don't exactly remember, something like this)", using switch on the front panel of laptop) work. The indicator keeps glowing, despite disconnecting any wireless networks. Besides, I'd like to keep the WiFi support, because I use it frequently. WiFi and Bluetooth start every time I Boot Ubuntu. What should I do?
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