I found a bit better way.
The way is to receive the key press event instead of the key release event. In
this way, I could get more quick response.
Panasonic acpi driver sends 0000008x (00000081 or 00000082) event for key
presses and 0000000x (00000001 or 00000002) event for key releases, so I changed
the events file like the following:
Thanks.
I found a bit better way.
The way is to receive the key press event instead of the key release event. In
this way, I could get more quick response.
Panasonic acpi driver sends 0000008x (00000081 or 00000082) event for key
presses and 0000000x (00000001 or 00000002) event for key releases, so I changed
the events file like the following:
Index: panasonic- brightness- down ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ==== brightness- down (revision 440) brightness- down (working copy) events/ panasonic- brightness- down /etc/acpi/ panabright. sh down brightness- up ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ======= ==== brightness- up (revision 440) brightness- up (working copy) events/ panasonic- brightness- up /etc/acpi/ panabright. sh up
=======
--- panasonic-
+++ panasonic-
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
# /etc/acpi/
-event=pcc HKEY 00000080 00000001
+event=pcc HKEY 00000080 00000081
action=
Index: panasonic-
=======
--- panasonic-
+++ panasonic-
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
# /etc/acpi/
-event=pcc HKEY 00000080 00000002
+event=pcc HKEY 00000080 00000082
action=