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------- Comment #7 from [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2007-09-06 18:48 -------
>When I do cat /dev/input/event* I can see events on input1 generated
>by lid on input0 generated by power button but no events on input2 :(
This means no acpi events happen on ACPI sleep button.
>In fact all events from Sleep button go input3 (normal keyboard input)
Hmm, all events from sleep button should go to input2. Only events from
keyboard driver should go input3.
What you see means KEP_SLEEP events are generated by keyboard driver. That's
common on many systems. It just means pressing Fn+F4 generate an interrupt to
i8042 controller rather than ACPI.
In other words, ACPI is not aware of the Fn+F4 key pressing, while this is full
handled by the keyboard driver.
Please note that ACPI is not the only one that can generate KEY_SLEEP events.
thinkpad_acpi driver and keyboard driver can do the same thing as well.
>and are transleted to system trough this. Sleep button generates
>KEY_SLEEP evnets which is catched by gnome-power-manager so I have
>suspend functionality in X but no in "pure" console mode (no X
Yes, that's right except that the KEY_SLEEP event is actually generated by
the keyboard driver(input3). something like "AT Translated Set 2 keyboard"?
>running). How can I make these events to be generated on input2?
No, we can't. It's hardware that sends the interrupt to i8042 controller
rather than ACPI.
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