Joseph Jezak wrote: > tekHedd wrote: >> but apparently the radio hardware is disconnected at a different level. > > Most of the non-working laptops have an ACPI switch. We've tried > forcing the radio to on, but it doesn't seem to work. You need some > sort of ACPI wifi button tool. For an example of how this might > work, take a look at the acer tool, which does handle this on Acer > machin
Indeed, I guess I'm in for some fun. Unfortunately the button (and the volume control buttons) don't generate an ACPI event. Or, at least there is nothing in the acpid log file. Or, perhaps acpid is filtering the events. It can't be that hard if ordinary device driver developers do it. Hmm. That sentence is much less believable when you say "device driver developer" instead of "people". So, the adventure begins... I'm scared, dave. tom -- Tom Surace ) ,~~v~~, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) ,`. .`, http://www.byteheaven.com ) ------------- === + === --- AIM: tekhedd ) Hamster was here
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