Prevent wi-fi to turn off when laptop's lid is closed
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even though I set in the settings when the laptop is on AC to do nothing when the lid is closed, I also selected on gnome-tweak-tool to not suspend but, the wireless still turns off.
How can I make the Wi-Fi working with the lid closed, on AC? I'm on Ubuntu 17.10
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even though I set in the settings when the laptop is on AC to do nothing when the lid is closed, I also selected on gnome-tweak-tool to not suspend but, the wireless still turns off.
How can I make the Wi-Fi working with the lid closed, on AC? I'm on Ubuntu 17.10
wireless internet power-management
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even though I set in the settings when the laptop is on AC to do nothing when the lid is closed, I also selected on gnome-tweak-tool to not suspend but, the wireless still turns off.
How can I make the Wi-Fi working with the lid closed, on AC? I'm on Ubuntu 17.10
wireless internet power-management
asked Feb 10 at 2:17
sticsk
2391621
even though I set in the settings when the laptop is on AC to do nothing when the lid is closed, I also selected on gnome-tweak-tool to not suspend but, the wireless still turns off.
How can I make the Wi-Fi working with the lid closed, on AC? I'm on Ubuntu 17.10
wireless internet power-management
wireless internet power-management
asked Feb 10 at 2:17
sticsk
2391621
asked Feb 10 at 2:17
sticsk
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edited Feb 12 at 23:01
asked Feb 10 at 2:17
sticsk
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asked Feb 10 at 2:17
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asked Feb 10 at 2:17
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There is a tool missing in the default setup named GNOME Tweaks. This option sets the one you want to disable. The suspend is what kills the wifi.
Command line method:
Do nothing when on battery:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-battery-action blank
Do nothing when on power:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-ac-action blank
answered Feb 10 at 2:38
Rinzwind
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I did the same thing on Ubuntu 17.10 and looks like after I open the laptop's lid, everything is freezing but i can still hear audio
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There is a tool missing in the default setup named GNOME Tweaks. This option sets the one you want to disable. The suspend is what kills the wifi.
Command line method:
Do nothing when on battery:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-battery-action blank
Do nothing when on power:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-ac-action blank
answered Feb 10 at 2:38
Rinzwind
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I did the same thing on Ubuntu 17.10 and looks like after I open the laptop's lid, everything is freezing but i can still hear audio
– sticsk
Feb 12 at 22:56
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There is a tool missing in the default setup named GNOME Tweaks. This option sets the one you want to disable. The suspend is what kills the wifi.
Command line method:
Do nothing when on battery:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-battery-action blank
Do nothing when on power:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-ac-action blank
answered Feb 10 at 2:38
Rinzwind
198k25380512
I did the same thing on Ubuntu 17.10 and looks like after I open the laptop's lid, everything is freezing but i can still hear audio
– sticsk
Feb 12 at 22:56
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up vote
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up vote
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There is a tool missing in the default setup named GNOME Tweaks. This option sets the one you want to disable. The suspend is what kills the wifi.
Command line method:
Do nothing when on battery:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-battery-action blank
Do nothing when on power:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-ac-action blank
answered Feb 10 at 2:38
Rinzwind
198k25380512
There is a tool missing in the default setup named GNOME Tweaks. This option sets the one you want to disable. The suspend is what kills the wifi.
Command line method:
Do nothing when on battery:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-battery-action blank
Do nothing when on power:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power lid-close-ac-action blank
answered Feb 10 at 2:38
Rinzwind
198k25380512
answered Feb 10 at 2:38
Rinzwind
198k25380512
answered Feb 10 at 2:38
Rinzwind
198k25380512
answered Feb 10 at 2:38
Rinzwind
198k25380512
198k25380512
I did the same thing on Ubuntu 17.10 and looks like after I open the laptop's lid, everything is freezing but i can still hear audio
– sticsk
Feb 12 at 22:56
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I did the same thing on Ubuntu 17.10 and looks like after I open the laptop's lid, everything is freezing but i can still hear audio
– sticsk
Feb 12 at 22:56
I did the same thing on Ubuntu 17.10 and looks like after I open the laptop's lid, everything is freezing but i can still hear audio
– sticsk
Feb 12 at 22:56
I did the same thing on Ubuntu 17.10 and looks like after I open the laptop's lid, everything is freezing but i can still hear audio
– sticsk
Feb 12 at 22:56
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