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Subject: Re: acer-wmi is unnecessarily loaded on a Lenovo Ideapad S12
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2011 09:52:26 +0200
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10-03-2011 09:45 tarihinde, Joey Lee yazd=C4=B1:
> OK, there have no VPC2004 and VPCW, VPCR method in your DSDT, that me=
ans
> ideapad-laptop doesn't support 3000 V200 and b560.
>
> If we are lucky, we can find out which EC register mapping to wifi ke=
y's
> status.
>
> If you want...
> Could you please help to try Carlos's acer_ec.pl tool?
>
> http://code.google.com/p/aceracpi/wiki/EmbeddedController
>
> Download the acer_ec.pl file then put to your Lenovo machine.
> Run:
> 	watch -n 1 perl acer_ec.pl regs
>
> Start to press wifi Fn key on Lenovo machines' keyboard, then monitor
> the result from acer_ec. Please press wifi Fn key a couple of times,
> fine out which register changed when you press Fn key.
>
> Please send out the register number and value when wifi on/off.
> e.g.

OK will tell the users to try this if they can. BTW, note that I didn't=
=20
send the dsdt of b560, it may contain
the ACPI device that you wanted to know.

Also, the user didn't complain about a non-functional Wifi Fn key. If=20
everything works OK for him, should we bother about anything at all?

Thanks