Re: Buttons

Re: Buttons

[Alfonso Muñoz-Pomer Fuentes]

On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 01:18, Mizu wrote:

>   And one more question. How can I start fan(s) control ?
>   (i am afraid about my CPU   ;( )
>   I have empty /proc/acpi/fan directory !
> 
>   Thx
> 
>   			mizu
>   

They should be there... if you have a Toshiba laptop have a look also
inside /proc/acpi/toshiba. That's all I can think of right now.

Regards.

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Buttons

[Mizu]

Hi

  Mayby since 2.5.69(70) version, there is no functional acpi buttons
  (in kernel)
  
  ACPI: Subsystem revision 20030522

  ACPI: Power Button (FF) [PWRF]
  ACPI: Sleep Button (CM) [SLPB]
  ACPI: Lid Switch [LID]
  
  ....but after pressing PowerButton, still nothing.


  Until 2.5.68, it was OK.


  And one more question. How can I start fan(s) control ?
  (i am afraid about my CPU   ;( )
  I have empty /proc/acpi/fan directory !

  Thx

  			mizu
  
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Re: Buttons

[Gerfried Maier]

Mizu wrote:

>[...]
>
>  And one more question. How can I start fan(s) control ?
>  (i am afraid about my CPU   ;( )
>  I have empty /proc/acpi/fan directory !
>

Afaik, on some computers the fan(s) are controlled by hardware/bios and 
not via acpi. For such computers you do not need the fan-module. If an 
acpi-fan is detected it should be mentioned somewhere around where you 
cut the lines of the recognition of your buttons.

Greetings,
moali




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