Thank you Solnyshok for the information, and also keks-n for the pre-compiled module. It also works for me.
Actually I found it is not necessary (at least in my case) to create the "extra" folder and copy the toshiba_acpi module into it. All I had to do was copy the modified toshiba_acpi.ko to /lib64/modules/2.6.38-*-generic/kernel/drivers/platform/x86. Then remove the old module (rmmod) and start the new one (modprobe). All done!
To Alex:
Once you have toshset working (see above), to use the trans-reflective mode just use the following command:
To turn trans-reflective on:
sudo toshset -trmode on
And to turn it off again:
sudo toshset -trmode off
There might also be a way to activate the special button above the keyboard. You might find that once toshset is working your script might work again :)
Thank you Solnyshok for the information, and also keks-n for the pre-compiled module. It also works for me.
Actually I found it is not necessary (at least in my case) to create the "extra" folder and copy the toshiba_acpi module into it. All I had to do was copy the modified toshiba_acpi.ko to /lib64/ modules/ 2.6.38- *-generic/ kernel/ drivers/ platform/ x86. Then remove the old module (rmmod) and start the new one (modprobe). All done!
To Alex:
Once you have toshset working (see above), to use the trans-reflective mode just use the following command:
To turn trans-reflective on:
sudo toshset -trmode on
And to turn it off again:
sudo toshset -trmode off
There might also be a way to activate the special button above the keyboard. You might find that once toshset is working your script might work again :)