[ltp] Re: Getting Fn-F2 to lock the screen

[Konstantin Filtschew]

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On Thu, 2007-03-15 at 20:14 +0100, Marcus Better wrote:
> Konstantin Filtschew wrote:
> > I use the Fn+F1 and FN+F2 keys for disabling/enabling the touchpad.
>=20
> I already have Fn+F8 toggling that (default behaviour of the acpi-support
> package in Debian).
>=20
> > #FN+F1 for disabling
> > events # cat touchpad-off
> > event=3Dibm/hotkey HKEY 00000080 00001001
> > action=3D/etc/acpi/actions/
>                           ^^^
> Must be missing something there?

here you have to add the script you want to call on key event


>=20
> > You need to run the following command to enable all the FN+F1..F12 keys
> > for use:
> > echo "0xFFFF,enable" > /proc/acpi/ibm/hotkey
>=20
> That makes no difference here unfortunately. The keys were already enable=
d
> and reported in the acpid log, but the KEY_COFFEE event is never picked u=
p.

KEY_COFFEE, what do you mean with this key event?

>=20
> I think that hald and X both listen to ACPI events somehow, perhaps one o=
f
> those can be told what to do...
>=20
> Marcus
>=20
>=20

Greetz

Konstantin Filtschew

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