author | mickeyl <mickeyl> | 2004-01-08 23:22:51 (UTC) |
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committer | mickeyl <mickeyl> | 2004-01-08 23:22:51 (UTC) |
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turn on the light after opening the hinge when 'display off' is configured as hinge action
NOTE: I think there's a bug in the Embedix kernel which either tells a wrong hinge value after suspend
or sends out a double (bogus) keycode event on closing the hinge.
How to reproduce:
1.) Configure "suspend" as closeHingeAction
2.) Close Display --> Device Suspends
3.) Open Display --> Device does nothing (needs a kernel patch to wake up automatically, but that's another story)
4.) Wakeup Device --> Device sends F14 to rotateApplet, rotateApplet reads hinge code... it's CLOSED(!) - which is wrong
5.) Device resuspends.
6.) Wakeup again --> Device sends F14 (huh, again?) to rotateApplet. rotateApplet reads hinge code... it's OPEN now - which is ok.
Ideas?
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