Bug #199
eeepc-wmi on eeepc 1000
| Status: | Closed | Start date: | 10/08/2011 | |
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| Priority: | Normal | Due date: | ||
| Assignee: |  Corentin Chary |
% Done: | 0% |
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| Category: | eeepc-wmi | |||
| Target version: | - |
Description
I have updated my eeepc 1000 from 2.6.38 to 3.0.4 and switched from eeepc-laptop to eeepc-wmi.
Now the hotkeys for the sound no longer work, but I can set it via the UI.
Also bluetooth cannot be enabled and even not via the UI.
The dimming of the screen and the suspend work with the hotkeys.
History
Updated by Corentin Chary 7 months ago
For the hotkeys:
- Switch to a tty and run "showkey", press the key, see if something appear on the screen.
- Do the same thing with "xev" on Xorg
- Check dmesg to see if it complains about unmapped keys
For bluetooth, check /sys/class/rfkill for something related to bluetooth, or try to play with the "rfkill" command line utility and see if it can help you.
Updated by Anonymous 7 months ago
The hotkeys don't log anything to showkey and neither to xev. There were also no lines in dmesg for this.
In /sys/class/rfkill/rfkill1/* and with the rfkill tool it states that the bluetooth device is not blocked, but the device is not functional.
Updated by Corentin Chary 7 months ago
Could you send me the output of acpidump ? And also the output of rfkill.
Thanks.
Updated by Anonymous 7 months ago
- File acpi.dump added
The output of rfkill list all
$rfkill list all
0: phy0: Wireless LAN
Soft blocked: no
Hard blocked: no
1: hci0: Bluetooth
Soft blocked: no
Hard blocked: no
The output of acpidump is attached.
Updated by Corentin Chary 7 months ago
Hum, Could you also send me:
- the output of tree /sys/platform/eeepc*
- dmesg
Then, reboot with acpi_osi=Linux, check if it still takes a long time to load, a send me the same files.
Thanks :)
Updated by Anonymous 7 months ago
- File dmesg-with-eeepc-wmi-with-no-boot-parameter.txt added
- File dmesg-with-eeepc-wmi-with-boot-parameter.txt added
The ouput with eeepci-wmi and no kernel parameters set
1ls /sys/platform/eeepc* 2ls: cannot access /sys/platform/eeepc*: No such file or directoryNot even the platform folder is there. The same scenario with the parameter enabled. I only have the issue with the slow boot, with the old eeepc-laptop driver. This eeepc-wmi boots fast.
Updated by Corentin Chary 7 months ago
Anonymous wrote:
The ouput with eeepci-wmi and no kernel parameters set
>1> ls /sys/platform/eeepc* 2> ls: cannot access /sys/platform/eeepc*: No such file or directory 3>> Not even the platform folder is there. > > The same scenario with the parameter enabled. > > I only have the issue with the slow boot, with the old eeepc-laptop driver. This eeepc-wmi boots fast. Hum, it's very strange, it seems that neither eeepc-laptop or eeepc-wmi are loaded. Could you check that both module are built ? (the right one will be loaded automatically depending on your bios or configuration).
Updated by Anonymous 7 months ago
- File .config-eeepc-wmi-only added
- File .config-eeepc-wmi-and-eeepc-laptop added
Corentin Chary wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
The ouput with eeepci-wmi and no kernel parameters set
> >1> > ls /sys/platform/eeepc* 2> > ls: cannot access /sys/platform/eeepc*: No such file or directory 3> >
Not even the platform folder is there.The same scenario with the parameter enabled.
I only have the issue with the slow boot, with the old eeepc-laptop driver. This eeepc-wmi boots fast.
Hum, it's very strange, it seems that neither eeepc-laptop or eeepc-wmi are loaded. Could you check that both module are built ? (the right one will be loaded automatically depending on your bios or configuration).
I have attached my kernel config. The eeepc-wmi-only is the one used for the dmesg dumps. THe second one is compiled with additionally the eeepc-laptop but without i2c-801 enabled.
Updated by Corentin Chary 7 months ago
Well, I just got the time to read the DSDT... And it seems it doesn't support WMI. What is your BIOS version ? 1003 or later ?
http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Eee+PC+1000%2fXP&p=20&s=1
Updated by Anonymous 7 months ago
Then, if you confirm that the acpidump was done with this bios, it doesn't support eeepc-wmi (which is strange because all modem with windows 7 support should, and I know that eeepc 1000H does).
So, you are stuck with eeepc-laptop, could you try eeepc-laptop with you current kernel ?
Updated by Anonymous 7 months ago
Yes (almost) everything works fine with eeepc-laptop except for the problem in #198.
Updated by Corentin Chary 4 months ago
- Status changed from New to Closed