Le dimanche 23 octobre 2011 17:28:31, Julian Andres Klode a écrit : > On Sun, Oct 23, 2011 at 12:58:21AM +0200, Pierre-Hugues Husson wrote: > We should probably rewrite it to use multiple led controls, as > there are multiple LEDs AFAIK. That's the only LED we actually want to control IMHO > > > 2. I had a look at caps lock handling: It doesn't use linux's reported > > caps lock status which is wrong. It tries to guess by itself what > > should be the status of the led > > Ex: Enable caps lock on X, switch to terminal, led is still on, while > > caps lock is not actualy activated. > > Current code kind of tries to handle that in nvec_kbd_event, but it > > doesn't have any effect. > > nvec_kbd_event is not called at all currently, that's why I hacked > in the stuff we currently have (which is better than nothing for > most workloads). nvec_kbd_event is called for me... But only in X !?! > > 5. I've found some weird commands: > > auto_resume (it's right after mute/unmute commands, could be related) > > value: 0x0d 0x10 0x40 0x11 argument(1byte) > > suspend 0x0D 0x10 0x59 0xE9 > > resume 0x0D 0x10 0x59 0xE8 > > I don't know what you mean. I mean there are some totally unknown functions in original nvec code. I tried them, but it didn't raise any noticeable effect :/ > > 6. Battery led can be software-controlled, I doubt that's of any use > > though. Likewise, there is a set_power_led() function (0x0D 0x10 0x47 > > 0x81), i'm not sure what's its use, possibly to toggle power led (which > > could be useful in night) > > It would be helpful to disable LEDs at night, right. The set_power_led doesn't change power led, but battery led ... The power led seems to be unstoppable. > > 7.Keyboard keymap can be read from nvec, also there is some uuid > > I'm not sure it's of much use, but could be nice to have (if used in > > installer for example) > > I think that we want to have a completely different keymap than nvec > is going to report. We want to have F1 and friends, and we want to > have function keys for brightness/etc (which I haven't implemented > yet) I mean keymap's name, not full keymap.
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