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On Saturday 16 September 2006 18:56, Richard Fish wrote: |
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> So this is exactly the same problem/solution as your power button |
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> issue. In /etc/acpi/default.sh, you have an etry: |
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> *) log_unhandled $* ;; |
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> This causes anything that is not "button" or "ac_adapter" to log an |
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> event unhandled message. So here again, add a case _above_ this for |
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> what you want to happen when thermal_zone events occur. In this case, |
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> maybe just: |
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> thermal_zone) |
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> ;; # don't care..fan seems to work |
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> Of course, you could get fancy. Looks like the first argument might |
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> be the temperature at which the event occurs, so you could for example |
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> compare that to some value (>100?) and do something like go ahead and |
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> log the event as overtemp. |
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Thanks Richard! What is the syntax for e.g. comparing TZ1, and TZ2 and |
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generating a log entry (other than ACPI event unhandled:... ) |
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Regards, |
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Mick |