fix(ayaneo): workaround for buggy wifi/sleep interaction on first-gen Ayaneo Air #2974
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This PR now also potentially fixes #2081 pending someone that confirm this on a first gen OneXPlayer device. |
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…layer" This reverts commit 79aef77.
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Reverted the changes for enabling this fix on the first gen OneXPlayer due to issues encountered in testing described in #2081 . I'm not sure how those issues can be explained with the changes in this PR given applying the workaround manually does work, but this could be something we revisit in the future. |
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First-gen Ayaneo Air devices appear to have a bug where their BIOS doesn't interact well with the Wi-Fi chip around sleep and wake. Sleeping and waking the device will cause error messages in dmesg and unreliable and buggy wakeup, and after wakeup the wifi interface will appear to have dissappeared.
The workaround for this issue is to remove the Wi-Fi driver's kernel module just before going to sleep and readding it when waking.This PR adds this workaround and enables it automatically on these affected devices. A version of this workaround exists in ChimeraOS as well.
I tested this on a Ayaneo Air Pro (5560U model) and this enables sleep to work reliably!
Fixes #2134