於 五，2011-06-24 於 23:03 +0200，Florian Heyer 提到： > Hello Joey, > > > For a normal user, he will not un-probe acer-wmi driver after system. > > Could you please help to confirm? I mean please switch your hardware > > wifi switch a couple of cycles with acer-wmi loaded. > > > > Just want to 100% make sure acer-wmi will not crash after switch > > wireless state by hardware a lot of times. > > Ok, with only acer-wmi loaded (wifi is connected) i toggled the wifi > switch a couple of times. Trying as fast as possible...no problem, > system didn't crash. After finally switching to "on" wifi connected again. > > > It's the same, if you wan to use ideapad-laptop at the same time. Please > > load ideapad-laptop and acer-wmi then switch wireless button many times, > > make sure there have not thing crash. > > > > With acer-wmi AND idepad-laptop loaded i tried the same as above. Again, > no crash. After switching finally to "on" wifi connected again. > Thank's for your confirm and good news! > I noticed a message from acer-wmi (has nothing to do with the tests > above): acer-wmi prints a message to kernel message log about every second: > > [28907.045046] acer_wmi: acer_rfkill_update state: 1 > > Is this debugging output? For the final version it should be disabled. > Yes, this is a debug message to make sure the EC register value mapping to rfkill hardware switch status: 0 means wireless disabled (hard-blocked) 1 means wireless enabled (unblocked) I will remove this message when send out support patch to acer-wmi. Thank's a lot! Joey Lee -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe platform-driver-x86" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
