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Fn HotKey and ALS sensor driver for Asus Notebooks
Yung Fatso Chow replied to EMlyDinEsH's topic in Miscellaneous
Okay. Get the touchpad working first, as I think that is more useful. I'm in the process of installing Windows so I can grab the DSDT and other info for you from Windows... -
Fn HotKey and ALS sensor driver for Asus Notebooks
Yung Fatso Chow replied to EMlyDinEsH's topic in Miscellaneous
I was suggesting that you could just code it so that it would be case-insensitive. From even my novice view/experience, there are minor errors throughout the ASUS Zenbook (and maybe other models') DSDTs, and I doubt they are going to fix it. But I figured most people would have corrected their DSDT anyway because I don't know of any Asus laptops that work OOTB without some DSDT changes I'm installing it now and will let you know what works, what doesn't in a few! EDIT (after install with Kext Wizard and rebuilt cache/permissions, then reboot): Fn+F1: SleepFn+F2: WiFi/BT Fn+F7: BacklightFn+F8: Screen goes dark, then comes back onScroll Lock (external keyboard) (Fn irrelevant): Brightness Down (16 Values) With Animation Pause/Break (Fn irrelevant): Brightness Up (16 Values) With Animation This seems to what would happen with or without the kext. I checked with terminal: kextstat | grep Asus and did not see it listed/loaded. Could it be because I'm using these Voodoo PS2 kexts? If so, what should I replace them with? My DSDT (again, I'm using the one patched for UX31A, where they added stuff to try and make keyboard work without any additional kexts) is enclosed. DSDT-cyf.aml.zip -
Fn HotKey and ALS sensor driver for Asus Notebooks
Yung Fatso Chow replied to EMlyDinEsH's topic in Miscellaneous
If you ever update this, please note that according to ACPI spec, the HID including PNP device names should be in capitals. E.g. "PNP0c14" = "PNP0C14" So maybe make it case-insensitive? -
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Yes, I just did this, and the guide should be upgraded because it doesn't have the two dashes ("-") in front of the subv, subp, regrev, and ccode options, and it helps a lot to see that the "aaaa" and "bbbb" is where the vendor ("0xaaaa" without the quotes) and the product ("0xbbbb" without the quotes) IDs should go. I note that the aaaa and dddd should be in lower-case. For example, for my BCM94312HMG (Dell DW1397 802.11bg, I used this: ssb-sprom -i ssb_sprom_copy --subv 0x106B --subp 0x004e --regrev 0×0001 --ccode US -o new_ssb_sprom_copy
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Hi, Have a Zenbook UX21A and have sent my DSDT AND other related files to your e-mail. Hope to hear from you soon! EDIT: I forgot to mention--although I did so in my e-mail, that I am using DSDT patched from UX31A but it's not working perfect. I sent you both my original and the incomplete patched version. You can choose to start fresh or not.