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with sensor state support through limits provided by the ACPI.
Tested on several ASUS motherboards kindly networked by Sam Fourman Jr.
ok deraadt marco jordan
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Okay jordan@ and marco@.
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except thinkpads, they will use the acpithinkpad driver. The driver is
also hooked into wsconsole. So brightness can be adjusted via:
$ wsconsctl display.brightness=<percentage>
This is very helpfull on some laptops that have a nasty bios and get two
steps instead of one when pressing the brightness button.
Tested on various dell, fujitsu, acer, samsung and other laptops.
Okay marco@, miod@. Suggestions from kettenis@.
Lots of reviews and help from miod@, thanks!
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suspend/resume. eventually it will also manage output switching and
brightness where supported. prodded by marco@
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thinkpads.
provides functionality that the bios did on older, non-acpi
thinkpads like respond to screen brightness keys and toggle the
bluetooth device on and off.
ok deraadt@ and marco@
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ASUS laptops (including the ASUS EeePC) - largely based on NetBSD's
asus(4) driver. On the ASUS EeePC this allows us to enable/disable
wireless, change screen brightness and use the volume keys.
ok jsg@, weingart@
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before pcibios(4), and then.... if acpi(4) attaches, skip pcibios(4) since
it messes the machines up. Fixes claudio's HP dl320 G5, and almost assuredly
others.
ok kettenis
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retreive p_state data as spelled out in the amd64 bios and kernel
developers guide. This code is still a little rough around the edges but
has been tested by myself on a tyan machine and by phessler at theapt
dot org on an HP DL145. This diff also takes a first stab and cleaning up
the acpicpu dmesg spam.
ok tedu, marco
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ok marco
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ok jordan@
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ok marco@ deraadt@ testing & ok gwk@
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shuts down the system if the 'critical temperature' is reached.
ok marco@
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discussed with jordan.
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Lots and lots of help from miod@ and deraadt@
ok deraadt@ miod@
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ok jordan@
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ok marco@
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DO NOT USE YET
marco@
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ACPI tables into kernel memory and attach ACPI and HPET timers currently.
In order to test this code, enabling the devices in GENERIC as well as
the ACPI_ENABLE option is needed. This code does not do any thermal
control yet, so this should be done with care depending on the platform.
In the tree so more people can contribute to making this more fully
featured.
Ok niklas@ grange@ tedu@
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