[tlinux-users:08352] Re: omnibook and acpi

"Renato S. Yamane" <[email protected]>
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Em 31-01-2007 12:47, Christian Tenllado escreveu:
> Thank you Renato. I did what you suggested, traing with all the values.
> The one that put more files in the /proc/omnibook was ectype=01
> modprobe omnibook ectype=01

Very good, now we know the correct ectype :-)

> #ls /proc/omnibook
> blank  display  dmi  fan  fan_policy  hotkeys  lcd  temperature
> touchpad  version

Very good again :-)
To change brightness try this (as root), after load omnibook with ectype=01:

#echo 0 >> /proc/omnibook/lcd
This value change brightness to MINIMUM.

#echo 10 >> /proc/omnibook/lcd
This value change brightness to MAXIMUM.

You can use intermediate value too.

Fn+Fx keys don't work to me too, but I can change brightness writing in
lcd file available in /proc/omnibook.

Use command XEV (in konsole, write "xev" and press ENTER)... When xev is
running, type Fn + Fx keys and see in konsole if is present any output

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