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Pull request overview
Updates the GNOME NetworkManager plugin startup script to prevent Broadcom Miracast P2P interfaces from being managed by NetworkManager (by disconnecting them and setting them unmanaged via nmcli).
Changes:
- Add a loop to disconnect and mark
wl0.2andp2p-dev-wl0.2as unmanaged. - Add logging for the new P2P unmanage actions.
- Ensure the script exits successfully at the end.
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Pull request overview
Adds logic to the NetworkManager interface handler script to disable Broadcom Miracast P2P interfaces by marking them unmanaged via nmcli during startup.
Changes:
- Add a P2P interface list (
wl0.2,p2p-dev-wl0.2) and loop to disconnect + set unmanaged. - Append P2P-related actions to
/opt/logs/NMMonitor.log. - Add an explicit
exit 0at the end of the script.
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| echo "`/bin/timestamp` :$0: setting $P2P_IF unmanaged for Miracast" >> /opt/logs/NMMonitor.log | ||
| nmcli device disconnect "$P2P_IF" 2>/dev/null | ||
| nmcli dev set "$P2P_IF" managed no 2>/dev/null |
| # Disable Broadcom Miracast P2P interfaces | ||
| P2P_INTERFACES="wl0.2 p2p-dev-wl0.2" |
For disabling broadcom Miracast P2P interfaces, doing wl0.2 unmanaged in nmcli