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Re: Sony Programmable Interrupt Controller
From: |
Martin Hamilton |
Subject: |
Re: Sony Programmable Interrupt Controller |
Date: |
Sat, 07 Jul 2001 23:56:47 +0100 |
Jamin "W." Collins writes:
| I've got both the kernel patches applied and compiled, but what is
| the major and minor of the /dev/sonypi device?
I've got...
address@hidden /martin]# ls -l /dev/sonypi
crw-r--r-- 1 root root 10, 250 Jun 18 21:14 /dev/sonypi
...as per /usr/src/linux/Documentation/sonypi.txt after applying
Stelian's patch
| I'd like to get the jog dial functioning as a mouse scroll wheel.
I've been fiddling around with sonypid so that the jogdial scrolls,
the jogdial button acts as mouse button 1, Fn-F5 runs xsetbrit, Fn-F4
runs gmix, Fn-F3 (un)mutes, and the capture button runs xawtv using
the MotionEye Video4Linux driver. Almost as much functionality as
under Windows :-)
Shame suspend-to-disk is still a "future", though...
I think the "stuff to run when someone hits a magic key" part really
needs to be driven from a per-user rc file - one or two of the other
jogdial drivers have this already.
Stelian's drivers are in the -ac kernel source tree now, BTW