linux: handle adaptor power state changes while scanning #342
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…s powered off while scanning Signed-off-by: deadprogram <[email protected]>
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Hey, I did some testing... more changes are required to not run in to unexpected power state changes |
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Maybe you should make a PR against this PR @Lenart12 ? |
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Okay, #351 |
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Thanks for all your improvements on this @Lenart12 now merging. |
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This PR is to add to the Linux implementation the ability to handle adaptor power state changes, to return an error if the adaptor is powered off while scanning instead of just ignoring this.
Should address #340