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Noticed and reported by Fasse:
fasse dot f2 at gmail dot com
Thanks.
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have any direct symbols used. Tested for indirect use by compiling
amd64/i386/sparc64 kernels.
ok tedu@ deraadt@
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- ACPI spec. says _DOD is not required for brightness controls,
- The list returned by _DOD might be wrong,
- It's an unnecessary work to do.
Instead, decision to attach will be based on the actual methods
found, similarly like in the other ACPI drivers.
Tested by several on tech@.
OK kettenis@, marco@, pirofti@.
pirofti@ asked me to note here that devices not supporting brightness
controls won't attach from now on. This shouldn't be a concern for
you, since such devices weren't doing anything at all, anyway.
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attaching those devices by checking whether the PCI bus on which they are
supposed to sit exists. Fixes issues with brightness controls on my Dell
laptop.
ok marco@, pirofti@
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Handle the case where only brightness is supported. This makes brightness work
on some Sony Vaio's.
Okay mlarkin@ deraadt@.
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except thinkpads, they will use the acpithinkpad driver. The driver is
also hooked into wsconsole. So brightness can be adjusted via:
$ wsconsctl display.brightness=<percentage>
This is very helpfull on some laptops that have a nasty bios and get two
steps instead of one when pressing the brightness button.
Tested on various dell, fujitsu, acer, samsung and other laptops.
Okay marco@, miod@. Suggestions from kettenis@.
Lots of reviews and help from miod@, thanks!
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suspend/resume. eventually it will also manage output switching and
brightness where supported. prodded by marco@
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mlarkin
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pirofti
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