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Subject: Re: SS4000E LEDS and Power/Reset Buttons
"Chris Wilkinson" writes:
Hi,
> Presumably this just sets up the polling for the buttons. How does one
read
> the state?
yeah, this sets the polling but without it, the driver is refusing to
register the input device, so,
"Chris Wilkinson" writes:
Hi,
> Presumably this just sets up the polling for the buttons. How does one read
> the state?
yeah, this sets the polling but without it, the driver is refusing to
register the input device, so, actually it makes things working.
Once booted, you should get a /dev/inpu
and Power/Reset Buttons
"Chris Wilkinson" writes:
Hi,
[...]
>
> static struct gpio_keys_platform_data em7210_button_data = {
> .buttons= em7210_buttons,
> .nbuttons = ARRAY_SIZE(em7210_buttons),
> };
hm. right. I forgot that. The previous dr
"Chris Wilkinson" writes:
Hi,
[...]
>
> static struct gpio_keys_platform_data em7210_button_data = {
> .buttons= em7210_buttons,
> .nbuttons = ARRAY_SIZE(em7210_buttons),
> };
hm. right. I forgot that. The previous driver I was using had some
default polling interval
With Arnaud's F75111 patches http://git.rtp-net.org/?p=ss4000e.git;a=summary
in a 3.4.1 kernel, the LEDS can be turned on/off thus
>ls /sys/class/leds
>HD1:amber HD2:amber HD3:amber HD4:amber HD:amber
>HD1:green HD2:green HD3:green HD4:green status:green
#Turn LEDS on/off
#if on, HDx LED
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