Hi Jonathan,
> To spell this out for me: if you blacklist eeepc-wmi in
> /etc/modprobe.d, does the fan start to behave correctly, or do you
> also need to tell the kernel to respond TRUE to OSI(Linux) queries
> to mimic the pre-2.6.23 situation? Please do attach "acpidump"
> output.
Well, with acpi-osi=Linux eeepci-wmi is NOT loaded (no need to blacklist it),
anbd eeepc-laptop is loaded instead. In this case, pwmcapable kernel-modules
are loaded, so that pwmconfig will start and is working.
If eeepc-wmi is loaded, and IO start the command pwmconfig, then I get the
message no pwmcapable hardware found.
I suppose, I already send the exact output before, if needed, I will sed it
again.
> I'll be happy to write a patch to test that adds a quirk, but first,
> please provide the information listed before ("acpidump" output, and
> behavior without acpi_osi=Linux when eeepc-wmi is not loaded).
>
Great, I will likely test it. Can you build a kernel-package for it? So it is
easy for me to install this kernel and deinstall after testing, without
getting in danger to destroy my system. I need it for work!
> Thanks again for your help,
> Jonathan
I am happy if I can help with my little knowledge.
Hans
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