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ACPI script

acpi_hotkeys_Samsung_P35 (text/plain), 2.91 KB, created by Forgotten User --EoyBps8f on 2005-10-21 19:00:24 UTC

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Creator: Forgotten User --EoyBps8f

Created: 2005-10-21 19:00:24 UTC

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>#!/bin/bash
># acpi_samsung_p35_hotkeys
># Sven Burmeister, based on the scripts by Manfred Tremmel and Stefan Seyfried.
>#
># To use this script on SuSE, place it in /usr/lib/powersave/scripts, include
># the asus_acpi module in ACPI_MODULES
># as well as ACPI_MODULES_NOT_TO_UNLOAD, and place the filename of this script
># in EVENT_OTHER
># (use Yast > System > /etc/sysconfig Editor's search functinality).
>#
># Make sure the script is executable.
>#
># At the moment only the WLAN-key is handled.
>#
># set -vx
>
>PATH=/bin:/usr/bin # be paranoid, we're running as root.
># first get helper functions (e.g. DEBUG, load_scheme, ...), extend $PATH,
># set helper variables. We get $SCRIPT_RETURN from here.
>. ${0%/*}/helper_functions # `dirname $0`/helper_functions
>
>TYPE=$1
>set $3 # powersaved gives us "other 'schemename' '<content of /proc/acpi/event>'" so we must split it.
>EVENT=$1   # "hotkey"
>ACPI=$2    # "HOTK"
>WHAT=$3    # "00000052"
>SERIAL=$4  # "0000001c"
>
>if [ "$EVENT" != "hotkey" ]; then
>  echo "non-hotkey-event: $TYPE $EVENT $ACPI $WHAT $SERIAL" | logger -t $MYNAME
>  $SCRIPT_RETURN $EV_ID 0 "$MYNAME finished"
>  EXIT 0
>fi
>
>if [ $WHAT == "0000005f" ]; then #bring WLAN down
>  INTERFACE=""
>  INTERFACEID=`/bin/ls /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-wlan*`
>  INTERFACEID=${INTERFACEID#*id}
>  INTERFACE=`/sbin/getcfg-interface id$INTERFACEID`
>
>  logger "$MYNAME WLAN-card configured as $INTERFACE is going down."
>  /sbin/ifdown $INTERFACE
>  sleep 1
>  #turn radio off 0 = on, 1 = off, 2 = wlan off but radio on?
>  #RF_KILL=`/usr/bin/find /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ipw2200/0*/rf_kill`
>  #if ["x${RF_KILL}" != "x" ] ; then #driver is available
>  #  echo 2 > "${RF_KILL}" #disable wlan
>  #fi
>  /sbin/modprobe -r ipw2200
>  /sbin/modprobe -r ieee80211_crypt_wep
>  /sbin/modprobe -r ieee80211
>  /sbin/modprobe -r ieee80211_crypt
>fi
>
>if [ $WHAT == "0000005e" ]; then #bring WLAN up
>  INTERFACE=""
>  TEMPO=""
>
>  IFACES="eth0 eth1" #Depending on which module is loaded first on boot, WLAN is either eth0 or eth1
>
>  for i in $IFACES; do
>    TEMPO=`/usr/sbin/iwconfig $i 2>&1 | grep "such device"` #if wlan-interface is down, iwconfig will return: No such device.
>
>    if [ "$TEMPO" != "" ]; then
>      INTERFACE="$i"
>    fi
>  done
>
>  logger "$MYNAME WLAN-card configured as $INTERFACE is coming up."
>  /sbin/modprobe ipw2200
>  /sbin/modprobe ieee80211_crypt_wep
>  /sbin/modprobe ieee80211_crypt
>  /sbin/modprobe ieee80211
>
>  #turn radio on
>  RF_KILL=`/usr/bin/find /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ipw2200/0*/rf_kill`
>  if ["x${RF_KILL}" != "x" ] ; then #driver is available
>    echo 0 > "${RF_KILL}" #enable wlan
>  fi
>
>  /sbin/ifup $INTERFACE
>  #this is a crude hack, because somehow Encryption Key is set
>  #to off until one ifdown and ifup the device again. :(
>  #Maybe the order of loading the modules or need for sleep after one of them?
>  sleep 4
>  /sbin/ifdown $INTERFACE
>
>  sleep 4
>  /sbin/ifup $INTERFACE
>fi
>
># see example_event_script for an explanation.
>$SCRIPT_RETURN $EV_ID 0 "$MYNAME finished"
>#
>EXIT 0

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