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From: feldmaus <feldmann_markus@gmx.de>
Subject: Re: show WMI magic Signals and activate hardware RF-kill button
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2009 20:52:31 +0100
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Larry Finger schrieb:
> 
> There is a protocol named WMI for Windows Management Interface. I
> assume that it was invented by the folks in Redmond. In any case, it
> is designed to handle events that have buttons that do not generate a
> keycode. The module named hp-wmi is supposed to take care of the
> things under Linux for HP and Compaq computers.
> 
> Did you generate this module? Is it loaded?
By now, yes.
hp_wmi                  4632  0
rfkill                  9648  4 rfkill_input,hp_wmi,b43legacy
wmi                     6568  1 hp_wmi

But i still do not get any keycode with <showkey>.
Is there an other program than <showkey> ?

Where i can solve this problem with the wmi code ?

Regards Markus