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Message #02192
Re: new testing release of sony-laptop-zseries 0.9np8pre3
Ok so I've got a 3.0 kernel in place along with the headers and I've
been able to compile and load this module... I now have the files in
place... However running "sudo echo 1 >
/sys/devices/platform/sony-laptop/battery_care_limiter" results in a
permission denied...
Any thoughts?
~Brett
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 6:51 PM, Norbert Preining <preining@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Fr, 22 Jul 2011, Brett Howard wrote:
>> How does one set the battery care function once running this kernel?
>
> Short description I wrote up ...
> ---------------------------
> The following files in /sys/devices/platform/sony-laptop
> allow controlling various aspects.
>
> The documentation here was created by Norbert Preining by reading the
> source, so it might be wrong and burn your computer ;-)
>
> lid_resume_control
> controls resume when lid is opened
> 0 do nothing
> 1 resume from S4 (ram)
> 2 resume from S3 (disk)
> 3 resume from S4 and S3
>
> odd_power
> controls the cdrom drive connection
> 0 disconnected (off)
> 1 connected (on)
>
> battery_care_limiter
> controls up to which level a battery is charged
> 0 no limit
> 1 80%
> 2 50%
>
> thermal_control
> controls the temperature/fan activity (AFAIU)
> 0 balanced
> 1 performance
> 2 silent
>
> thermal_profiles
> number of different profiles???
>
> touchpad
> turns touchpad on or off
> 0 off
> 1 on
>
> -------------------------------------
>
>
>> there some user space application that comes along for the ride? I've
>
> Yes, there is a user space, actually two: "cat" and "echo", the first
> for reading the value of the setting above, the other for writing ;-)
>
> Best wishes
>
> Norbert
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