Jesse Jaara: looks like the first 2 patches were written by Takashi Iwai, but you posted them without any attribution (and thus they appear to be written by you, which is not right).
The first 2 patches and much more were reviewed by Peter Hutterer and others [1], but Takashi Iwai didn't follow up.
I have an HP ProBook 4530s. Its touchpad has normal hardware buttons, and has a LED-button in the top left. Everything except the LED works without any patches. The LED needs patches to the kernel and to xf86-input-synaptics. Takashi Iwai submitted the kernel patch [2] (3rd patch posted by Jesse Jaara), got it reviewed and sent fixes, but it was not merged (forgotten?). I tried [2] + LED patches from [3] and the LED-button worked nicely...
Jesse Jaara: looks like the first 2 patches were written by Takashi Iwai, but you posted them without any attribution (and thus they appear to be written by you, which is not right).
The first 2 patches and much more were reviewed by Peter Hutterer and others [1], but Takashi Iwai didn't follow up.
[1] http:// lists.x. org/archives/ xorg-devel/ 2010-October/ thread. html#13821
I have an HP ProBook 4530s. Its touchpad has normal hardware buttons, and has a LED-button in the top left. Everything except the LED works without any patches. The LED needs patches to the kernel and to xf86-input- synaptics. Takashi Iwai submitted the kernel patch [2] (3rd patch posted by Jesse Jaara), got it reviewed and sent fixes, but it was not merged (forgotten?). I tried [2] + LED patches from [3] and the LED-button worked nicely...
[2] http:// lkml.org/ lkml/2010/ 4/22/35 /build. opensuse. org/package/ files?package= xorg-x11- driver- input&project= openSUSE% 3AFactory
[3] https:/