On Fri, 17 Apr 2009, Tony Vroon wrote: > Provided you load it in the right order, yes. The led class will need > to be loaded *before* fujitsu-laptop. No. That's not working. Since I first tried option index=2 as in alsa drivers to put /etc/modprobe.conf which make fujitsu-laptop to fail and after that I edited modprobe.conf again and loaded fujitsu-laptop. Result was no kblamps anywhere. Also led_class wasn't used by fujitsu-laptop. Second try was put in /etc/rc.conf MODULES=(led_class fujitsu_laptop) same thing. No kblamps anywhere. I even blacklisted fujitsu-laptop and manually loaded it and even then lights didn't work. seems that I can't get fujitsu-laptop to work with led-class module. Stupid to ask but because led-class is used with ath5k and sdhci, can fujitsu-laptop still register its led? I believe it would be stupid if I couldn't plug my led blinker USB-dongle and get led device for it. > > > Now I have /sys/devices/platform/leds/fujitsu\:\:kblamps/brightness > > which doesn't bring the lights on when I say echo 255 or anything > > else. I try to do it wrong I believe. > > It is odd that you get duplicate LED devices. It does appear to be a > phantom device. > > > Instead I can get them on saying > > echo 255>/sys/class/leds/fujitsu\:\:kblamps/brightness. > > Especially as that one works. Well not any more. I wondered why I was'n able to put lights on. It appears that echo 255 > works echo 255>doesn't. So I knew it I was doing it wrong :) Both devices work. They are just duplicates. > So you get no log entries for the "wrong" platform device, but you do > get entries for the second, working device? (It wouldn't make sense to > me if the LED state changes without log entries being made, as it takes > a FUNC callback to do it) Now they both work and create log entries as I know how to say echo :) I propably messed with my echo dmesg echo commands. Sorry. I'm not perfect. Is it possible to put kblamp in heartbeat mode? Kind of cool idea if lights would go off-> HB-> on ->HB -> off by pressing / quickkey > > > And this machine is F-S biblo loox u50x/v Small Japanese netbook. (My > > first portable computer. Fits in pocket.) > > The DSDT looks good, the keyboard LED is presented as the driver > expects. Seems very similar to the U810. Yes. instead of having webcam I have Japanese digital TV receiver and weird keyboard. Hannu Vuolasaho -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-acpi" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
