On Sun, 2009-06-07 at 09:57 -0300, Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote: > > 1) remove rfkill_set_global_sw_state() > > 2) rfkill devices with NVS can e.g. call rfkill_has_nvs() before > > registration, setting a flag. > > 3) the "has NVS" flag is reported by /dev/rfkill, (at least in ADD > > events, tho it may as well be set in all events) > > 4) rfkill-input preserves existing behaviour - *if enabled* - by > > initializing the global state from individual devices which have NVS. > > (As before, each _type_ of rfkill device has its own global state). > > 5) rfkill devices with NVS will have their current state preserved, > > so long as the global state has not yet been set (by userspace or by > > rfkill-input). Of course userspace can change the state in response > > to the device being added. > Let's do it :-) Alan, you're right in that we currently overwrite devices with the global state upon registration. My suggestion would be to not do that when set_sw_state() has been called on the device before it was registered, by simply keeping track of that. Anyone want to propose a patch? johannes
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