On Monday 29 September 2003 11:48, ben wrote:
> Hmm... I have kernel 2.4.22, acpi installed and running but only seem to
> have button allocations for power, lid & sleep buttons. or should I be
> looking in another area?
You have to write corresponding "action" for each button event in acpi
On Monday 29 September 2003 11:48, ben wrote:
> Hmm... I have kernel 2.4.22, acpi installed and running but only seem to
> have button allocations for power, lid & sleep buttons. or should I be
> looking in another area?
You have to write corresponding "action" for each button event in acpi
Greeting,
I found that if I put my ASUS M2E in sleep mode and close the lid and
open again, it will be totally frozen except you push the power button.
Anyway, other stuff works very fine. (Except hibernate and suspending is not
support yet.)
The following is my sleep script:
#!/bin/sh
On Thursday 25 September 2003 14:06, Carlos Sousa wrote:
> Make sure your kernel has a recent ACPI code and that it is enabled (2.4.22
> seems to have it included), and install package acpid. Then, the top 5
> buttons, the lid (and other actions I didn't bother to check) will be
> detected by acpid
Greeting,
I found that if I put my ASUS M2E in sleep mode and close the lid and
open again, it will be totally frozen except you push the power button.
Anyway, other stuff works very fine. (Except hibernate and suspending is not
support yet.)
The following is my sleep script:
#!/bin/sh
On Thursday 25 September 2003 14:06, Carlos Sousa wrote:
> Make sure your kernel has a recent ACPI code and that it is enabled (2.4.22
> seems to have it included), and install package acpid. Then, the top 5
> buttons, the lid (and other actions I didn't bother to check) will be
> detected by acpid
OK, now I have finished the script with speedstep feature and LCD backlight
intensity control. ;-)
Here is the script : http://bbns.idv.tw/debian/ac.sh
It's written for ASUS laptop running acpid.
Put it under /etc/acpi and chmod.
Then, you have to create the file "ac" under /etc/acpi/events conta
OK, now I have finished the script with speedstep feature and LCD backlight
intensity control. ;-)
Here is the script : http://bbns.idv.tw/debian/ac.sh
It's written for ASUS laptop running acpid.
Put it under /etc/acpi and chmod.
Then, you have to create the file "ac" under /etc/acpi/events conta
Greeting,
I plan to write a script to control my lcd backlight while entering
power
saving mode.(Make it darker and after plugging in the AC power, it will
become brighter.) Is that possible to control the degree of the light of LCD?
I know someone wrote a program for Sony Vaio, is that
Greeting,
I plan to write a script to control my lcd backlight while entering power
saving mode.(Make it darker and after plugging in the AC power, it will
become brighter.) Is that possible to control the degree of the light of LCD?
I know someone wrote a program for Sony Vaio, is that
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