Hi!
What is keeping hte APM REJECT ioctl from getting into the kernel ?
The patch was first released eons ago.
With it, you can assign any function to the power button ( and to the
sleep button if anyone has one ), without it, the power button crashes
the system ( actually it first informs linux that a suspend is pending,
and then it cuts the power. useless At least that's my experience with
it).
apmd also supports this feature since long.
Regards,
david
Marc-Christian Petersen wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> > What is keeping hte APM REJECT ioctl from getting into the kernel ?
> > The patch was first released eons ago.
> where can we find that one?
It was an update on the linux-APM home page.
I have no idea where the linux-APM homepage is located :-(
David