Does the Wifi and Bluetooth disable BIOS option not function that way?
I suppose it might be using the rfkill pin that is supposed to be present on M.2 Wifi modules. And locking the state so that the OS can’t change it.
Does the Wifi and Bluetooth disable BIOS option not function that way?
I suppose it might be using the rfkill pin that is supposed to be present on M.2 Wifi modules. And locking the state so that the OS can’t change it.