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#Error atk0100 driver asus code
The features supported by the hardware are apparently indicated by the SFUN value however, the meaning of only a few bits of the SFUN value is know to the asus_wmi developers.Īs a result, the asus-nb-wmi.c source code file has a list of Asus notebook models and specific settings for the control key driver for each model. The WMI interface this module accesses seems to have a lot of miscellaneous functionality, including keyboard backlight control. In your other question on Stack Overflow, you mention that the asus_wmi module does get auto-detected on your laptop. If the list does not include ATK0100 nor ATK0101, then there's a good reason why the module is not getting loaded: the ACPI firmware does not claim to have the interface this module would use. The result should be a list of PNP IDs, one per line. Please run: cat /sys/bus/pnp/devices/*/id So, the first thing to check would be, if your system has ATK0100 or ATK0101 device IDs. ids element a table of PNP/ACPI IDs recognized by this driver. This is arranged by the module initialization calling acpi_bus_register_driver with the address of static struct acpi_driver asus_acpi_driver as a parameter. Once the module is loaded, the asus_acpi_add function should be called by the ACPI subsystem if the firmware indicates the system includes a device with a PNP ID of ATK0100 or ATK0101.