On Fri, Jul 15, 2005 at 02:57PM +0900, Aric Cyr wrote: > Out of curiosity, did the LED > usage change at all before and after the patch, or was it totally > unaffected. I would guess the latter. It was totally unaffected. If the LED is turned on by the BIOS (while it examines the bus at boot time), it remains on as long as Linux is running. If it isn't turned on by the BIOS (Silicon Image's reference BIOS), it doesn't light up under Linux as well. > Thanks, I will. I have emailed Silicon Image in the (slim) chance > that they will provide me with the information I require. If they > come through then I might be able to whip something up and have you > test it. Thanks for looking into this! -- Christian Kroll <[email protected]> GnuPG Fingerprint: DA5D 5BFA 5C95 FD09 2A72 517E 10CB DCD5 71ED 7E35
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