Latitude C400 FBSD 6.1 "Fn Key"'s work sans ACPI, not with
John L.Utz III
john at utzweb.net
Mon Jun 12 08:12:02 UTC 2006
At Mon, 12 Jun 2006 16:53:11 +0900,
Takanori Watanabe wrote:
>
> John L. Utz III wrote:
> >Hello!
> >
> >At Mon, 12 Jun 2006 16:04:35 +0900,
> >Takanori Watanabe wrote:
> >>
> >> In message <8664j7xn91.wl%john at utzweb.net>, "John L.Utz III" wrote:
> >> >Hello;
> >> >
> >> >Dell Latitude's have a collection of functions that are accessible via an '
> >Fn'
> >> > key.
> >
> >> Please send me ASL file.;-)
> >
> >Thankupi for your interest!
>
> Thanks for send me ASL file.
>
> >> And additionaly you may want to dump
> >> # devinfo -v
> >> to get device tree.
>
> I awared that there are no hotkey device appeard in
> ASL name space.
> Instead, hotkey events are handled by General Purpose Event
> number 0x1D at \_GPE._L1D along with Suspend button and Power button
> by eventually call BIOS with banging SMI port.
>
> If power button or suspend button works for you,
> some condition may prevent SMI from working.
Working hotkeys:
Brightness (Fn+UpArrow,Fn+DownArrow)
NumLock (Fn+F4)
ScrollLk (Fn+F5)
CRT/LCD (Fn+F8)
PrntScn (Fn+F11)
Pause (Fn+F12)
NotWorking hotkeys:
Setup (Fn+F1)
Batt (Fn+F3)
SortofWorking
Power Button
it will shut off the computer and it seems to want to resume the
computer but the screen stays black
if i push it a second time them the computer shuts down
Suspend (Fn+Esc)
In Xorg, the screen turns into a very kawai melting looking thing
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