Please Help!

Please Help!

[Jacek Blizinski]

Hello, I own a Fujitsu P5010D and I'm trying to fix my DSDT so that the volume 
controls work. The key mappings are as follows:

Fn+F3 = Mute
Fn+F4 = Disable/Enable Touchpad
Fn+F5 = Widescreen/Native Resolution
Fn+F6/7 = Brightness Down/UP
Fn+F8/9 = Volume down/up

The brightness controls work and all i wish to do is include the Mute and 
Volume up/down features. 

I have disassembled my dsdt:

Using iasl:
http://www.openjacek.org/dsdt/fujidsdt.dsl

Using acpidisasm:
http://www.openjacek.org/dsdt/dis_dsdt.dsl

I've tried to find guides online but have come up with anything. Any help 
would be greatly appreciated as this is a crucial feature for me and many 
others. Thank you in advance for your time.

--Jacek Blizinski


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RE: Please Help!

[Yu, Luming]

> Hello, I own a Fujitsu P5010D and I'm trying to fix my DSDT 
> so that the volume 
> controls work. The key mappings are as follows:
> 
> Fn+F3 = Mute
> Fn+F4 = Disable/Enable Touchpad
> Fn+F5 = Widescreen/Native Resolution
> Fn+F6/7 = Brightness Down/UP
> Fn+F8/9 = Volume down/up
> 
> The brightness controls work and all i wish to do is include 
> the Mute and 
> Volume up/down features. 

All this features seems to need support from
other module like asus_acpi.c.


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Re: Please Help!

[Jacek Blizinski]

On Monday 12 January 2004 21:46, you wrote:
> All this features seems to need support from
> other module like asus_acpi.c.

There is a kernel driver written for the P2120 which works for the most part 
except the volume control. This is because it relies on a GVOL And SVOL in 
the P2120 dsdt that is not included in the P5010D. They are located in 
DEVICE(FJEX) and the method names are Method(RVOL), Method(GVOL), 
Method(SVOL,1) and I need help integrating them into the P5010D DSDT.

Here is the volume code from the kernel module:
http://www.openjacek.org/dsdt/volumesnip

Here is the P2120 DSDT
http://www.openjacek.org/dsdt/fuji2120.dsl

Here is the P5010D DSDT
http://www.openjacek.org/dsdt/fujidsdt.dsl

Again thank you for any time you may spare.

--Jacek Blizinski


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RE: Please Help!

[Nate Lawson]

On Tue, 13 Jan 2004, Yu, Luming wrote:
> > Hello, I own a Fujitsu P5010D and I'm trying to fix my DSDT
> > so that the volume
> > controls work. The key mappings are as follows:
> >
> > Fn+F3 = Mute
> > Fn+F4 = Disable/Enable Touchpad
> > Fn+F5 = Widescreen/Native Resolution
> > Fn+F6/7 = Brightness Down/UP
> > Fn+F8/9 = Volume down/up
> >
> > The brightness controls work and all i wish to do is include
> > the Mute and
> > Volume up/down features.
>
> All this features seems to need support from
> other module like asus_acpi.c.

I know this is a Linux list but for the developers assistance, here is a
link to the FreeBSD Fujitsu driver:

http://www.stalker.org/~sean/freebsd-p2040/FujiApp/

-Nate


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Re: Please Help!

[Jacek Blizinski]

Yea I've seen that. I dont need help with the driver just integrating the 
DSDT. The P2120 DSDT is from that site actually. I just named it wrong its 
supposed to be P2040. 

On Tuesday 13 January 2004 01:59, you wrote:
> I know this is a Linux list but for the developers assistance, here is a
> link to the FreeBSD Fujitsu driver:
>
> http://www.stalker.org/~sean/freebsd-p2040/FujiApp/
>
> -Nate


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Re: Please Help!

[Jacek Blizinski]

Even that kernel driver uses SVOL to control the volume so it is necessary to 
graft that part into the P5010D DSDT. Thats where I'm having the trouble. 
Thanks.

--Jacek Blizinski


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Re: Please Help!

[Karol Kozimor]

Thus wrote Jacek Blizinski:
> I've tried to find guides online but have come up with anything. Any help 
> would be greatly appreciated as this is a crucial feature for me and many 
> others. Thank you in advance for your time.

The way ASUS does it is to only send notifies to a specific device (HOTK 
/ ATKD) once the system is in ACPI mode. Those notifies are then passed to
userspace by the driver. Although I don't see any specific notifies (except
the one that probably has to do with display output switching) in your
DSDT, you may try calling acpi_bus_register_driver() anyway. Another option
yould be to enable some debug to determine what methods are called upon the
keypress.
Best regards,

-- 
Karol 'sziwan' Kozimor
sziwan-DETuoxkZsSqrDJvtcaxF/A@public.gmane.org


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subjects [was Re: Please Help!]

[Pavel Machek]

Hi!

Pretty please, can you learn to select meaningfull subject? You are
not alone on this list (I've seen "plea for help" or something similar
used as subject, too), but it makes me want to delete such mail as a
spam.

Actually I'm pretty surprised spamassasin did not kill it.
								Pavel


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