Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 10:27:08 +0200
From: Christian Gennerat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [LIB] Non standard i/o port

Raymond a �crit :

>
> > > >I found a port which seems to give some indication of the hardware
> > > >status of the 70CT. It is 00eeh. At least bit 11 goes high when the
> > > >AC is connected and goes low when it is disconnected. Does
> > > >anyone know what the rest of the bits indicate? I am searching for
> > > >the port which turns the backlight on and off.
> > >
> > > You might find the docs at http://www.buzzard.org.uk/toshiba/docs.html of
> > > use.
>

Not only doc. Also a driver and utilities (for linux)

>
> >I already saw the HCI one and I found the 70/50 doesn't have it. Its too

??

>
> >bad because
> >the hibernation test might help with hibernation problems. Has anyone
> >tested it on a
> >100/110? The System Manager one is new to me. I knew it is built into the
> >pentium
> >but hadn't worked out how to access it yet. I think I might have found the
> >ports for
> >the display and backlight. Am leary to test them though since I hate
> >plugging values

You can turn display bright, dark, or off on L50, L100, L110 (I have tested it)
and on L70 (I presume)

>

>
> I do know that between the L100/110 era and more recent laptops, Toshiba
> changed a pile of stuff for power management. For instance, newer laptops
> hibernate to a file on the file system called toshiber.sys (I think its
> .sys anyway) and you can delete that file whenever you like, when it
> hibernates it'll recreate it on the file system where there is room without
> blowing away stuff.
>

Not found this on L110
And this suppose a greater interaction between the BIOS and one dedicated OS
Which OS ?





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