Goran Ristic wrote:
> Hi Derek!
>
> On Thu, 28 Mar 2002, Derek Broughton wrote:
>
> |> I don't think so. He's got an 8000, not an 8100, and I believe it's
> |> APM. You definitely can't do half the ACPI stuff on a 2500 you
can do
> |> on an 8100, because our BIOS is buggy - but if I ever manage to get a
> |> working ASL compile, then we can make a new DSDT and enable pretty
much
> |> everything on the 2500 (except perhaps fan controls).
>
> I could need this for the i81k, too. ;)
> I'd like to know, what in causal EJT is? - I can identifier LID, PWR DCK
> and BAY.
Thinking about this, it occurs that there is no reason for those names
to be fixed - they're whatever _your_ BIOS/DSDT says they are. Mine is
PWRF not PWR, and I don't have DCK, BAY or EJT. DCK & BAY seem obvious,
but I can't guess at EJT either.
> |> that there isn't an open/closed setting, it's just a counter that
> |> increments every time the lid is opened or closed, so you want it to
> |> trigger only when the value is an odd number.
>
> Sorry, but I can not find any other numbers than S0 to S5. Where should
> the odd/even numbers be?
>
With the following in /etc/acpi/events/lid:
event=button LID.*
action=logger ACPI %e
I get this in my syslog:
casio logger: ACPI button LID 00000080 00000006
(on LID open - on the previous close the final number was 00000005)
Again, it isn't really guaranteed what gets written to /proc/acpi/events
by a particular BIOS, so yours could differ.
--
derek
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