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I have a RazPi 4 and I'd like the config.txt magic to turn off the internal wifi. I can get it with a line in modprobe.conf, or wrestle with the machinations of NetworkManager. But I'd like to do it with a one liner in /boot/config.txt, if anyone has the syntax. I managed to read a couple of config.txt files without finding it.
I have a RazPi 4 and I'd like the config.txt magic to turn off the internal wifi. I can get it with a line in modprobe.conf, or wrestle with the machinations of NetworkManager. But I'd like to do it with a one liner in /boot/config.txt, if anyone has the syntax. I managed to read a couple of config.txt files without finding it.
I'm surprised you couldn't find the relevant code. There's literally dozens of results when I did a google search for it.
The command(s) to disable wireless and BT are included within the config.txt file with each SARPi release. You just need to #uncomment the relevant line(s).
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. But I'd like to do it with a one liner in /boot/config.txt, if anyone has the syntax. I managed to read a couple of config.txt files without finding it.
