On Monday 21 July 2008, Julien BLACHE wrote:
> Francesco Pedrini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > i'm having some problems with pommed on an ibook g4 2005,
> > it seems that he can't use the fn+functionkey working right.
>
> Hmmm, if this machine still has an ADB keyboard (vs. USB), then you
> cannot change the Fn behaviour. It's only possible on USB keyboards.
>
> Check your logs or stop pommed and run pommed -f and you should see
> an error message.
Ok, i've an ADB keboard... but i don't get any error from pommed (except
the stuff about LMU, but is it related only to the cdrom, right?), the
full log is attached.
There is anything that i can try without switching back to pbbuttonsd?
Some sort of experimental patch or things like that, it should not be
impossible since pbbuttonsd does that... i'll offer cputime and
tests :D
> > Also, and that is really strange, the key are fully functional
> > (with the wrong behaviour) even when pommed is stopped, this leads
> > me to think that it's not only a bug of pommed, i think that there
> > are other parts of the system that are involved in this stuff.
>
> If only the backlight keys work, then they're handled by the kernel
> on its own. If other keys work too, then something else is running,
> either pbbuttonsd or some GNOME stuff via HAL.
ok, they're handled by the kernel :)
Thanks a lot,
Francesco
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo pommed -f
I: pommed v1.21 ($Rev: 494 $) Apple laptops hotkeys handler
I: Copyright (C) 2006-2008 Julien BLACHE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
pommed configuration:
+ General settings:
fnmode: 1
+ sysfs backlight control:
initial level: -1
step: 8
on_batt: 40
+ Audio volume control:
card: default
initial volume: -1
step: 10%
beep: yes
volume element: Master
speaker element: Master
headphones element: Headphone
+ Keyboard backlight control:
default level: 100
step: 16
auto on threshold: 20
auto off threshold: 40
auto enable: yes
idle timer: 60s
+ CD eject:
enabled: yes
device: /dev/cdrom
+ Beep:
enabled: no
beepfile: /usr/share/pommed/click.wav
I: PMU machine check: running on a PowerBook6,7
E: Error: no lmu-controller found in device-tree
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