- Status New Reopened
- Percent Complete
- Task Type Bug Report
- Category Core
- Operating System All
- Severity Low
- Reported Version SuperZaxxon Beta 4
Attached to Project: OpenPandora Main OS
Opened by MWeston - 08.06.2010
Last edited by EvilDragon - 24.04.2012
Opened by MWeston - 08.06.2010
Last edited by EvilDragon - 24.04.2012
FS#94 - Backlight control by lid sensor not detected after boot
If you boot the system with the lid closed, the backlight will still be on when you get to the desktop. You have to lift the lid for an instant and then close again to shut it off. Perhaps this is because of the lack of trigger for an interrupt since the sensor is already activated. Can there be one extra check of the lid sensor after boot to cover this static position?
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#147 is a duplicate of this (or the other way)... Just noting.
I agree with this suggestion.
The current code watches for state changes only (open to close, or vica versa.) I'll have to check if the kernel exposes a pure state (open/closed), and if not.. if our sensor can do that. Will check.