Re: [PATCH 1/1] asus-wireless: New driver for asus wireless button

[Mousou Yuu]

On Sat, 19 Dec 2015 00:59:58 -0500
João Paulo Rechi Vita  wrote:

> I have sent a patch series to this list to drive the exact same device
> your proposed module is driving, about 4 days ago. The first message
> in the thread is titled "[RFC 0/4] Asus Wireless Radio Control
> driver". Could you check if that works on your laptop as well? After a
> quick glance through your patch I think it will work just fine. My
> series also deals with the airplane mode LED, does your laptop has an
> LED as well? If so, can you check if the LED is being driven as
> expected? In one of the systems I have access to there is a conflict
> with asus-wmi (Asus re-used the previous WLAN LED id for this one) and
> the LED is inverted.

Oh, I should have searched the archive before submitting, it's the first
time I use mailing list...

I tested your patch on my U303LB model: there is no conflict, and airplane
hotkey works. But the patch has no effect on LED (still "inverted").

If I have to fix LED problem, I will consider modifying only asus-wmi and
asus-nb-wmi.
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Re: [PATCH 1/1] asus-wireless: New driver for asus wireless button

[João Paulo Rechi Vita]

Hello Mousou,

On 18 December 2015 at 20:34, Mousou Yuu  wrote:
> Some asus laptop models (zenbook UX303/U303) have their wireless control
> button as a ACPI device, but make all other hotkeys in WMI, so ASUS_NB_WMI
> failed to handle it. Maybe it's better to modify ASUS_LAPTOP, but it's
> too complex (for me) and device id is different, so a new driver is made.
>

I have sent a patch series to this list to drive the exact same device
your proposed module is driving, about 4 days ago. The first message
in the thread is titled "[RFC 0/4] Asus Wireless Radio Control
driver". Could you check if that works on your laptop as well? After a
quick glance through your patch I think it will work just fine. My
series also deals with the airplane mode LED, does your laptop has an
LED as well? If so, can you check if the LED is being driven as
expected? In one of the systems I have access to there is a conflict
with asus-wmi (Asus re-used the previous WLAN LED id for this one) and
the LED is inverted.

Thanks and best regards,

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