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I need to disable the wifi power save option using netplan configuration files. I tried adding

powersave: False

It didn't work.Any help would be appreciated.

pauli
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  • I don't think netplan or any other part of network configuration can do this. You have to create a module config file to disable power saving in the device driver. You didn't mention anything about your network device in your question. ip and ethtool -i can get this information. – user10489 Jan 06 '24 at 21:59
  • I've tried multiple things, only iwconfig Wlso1 power off has worked so far. I need to run it every time after boot. Without powersave disabled experience is very poor. – pauli Jan 07 '24 at 05:46
  • You should put the iwconfig command in your question instead of in a comment. It would also help to add the output from ethtool -i Wlso1 to your question. – user10489 Jan 07 '24 at 06:29
  • This appears to be a duplicate of https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/269661/how-to-turn-off-wireless-power-management-permanently – user10489 Jan 07 '24 at 06:35
  • @user10489 I've tried the accepted solution of the question you mentioned. It is not working. I need solution using netplan as it is the default way to manage network in the ubuntu 20.04. – pauli Jan 08 '24 at 08:40
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    Does this answer your question? Disable wifi power management – zwets Jan 14 '24 at 21:07
  • Already tried that. On rebooting the system, it power management remain enabled despite using rc.local . – pauli Jan 16 '24 at 06:01

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