This fork tries to keep clevo-wmi-xmi afloat by making it compile and work on current kernels. See also this blog post for context.
Changes:
- 6.12 compatibility.
- Convert hwmon code (fan / temp info) to use hwmon_device_register_with_info(). This gets rid of the dmesg deprecation warning and simplifies the code.
- Convert code to use module_wmi_driver().
- Params to disable airplane-mode related code.
TODO:
- Investigate GPU fan code marked as experimental that was previously there and potentially enable it.
- Avoid using deprecated WMI functions (when things start to break again :-)).
- Convert to use the kernels "LED" subsystem?
The driver uses a polling kthread to watch for the airplane mode hotkey. I hence added two new params to disable airplane mode,
for those who don't need it. Pass disable_airplane_led=1 disable_airplane_hotkey=1 in insmod/modprobe. Eventually, this might be put into conditional compile flags.
Original README:
Kernel module for keyboard backlighting of Clevo SM series notebooks. (And several EM/ZM/DM series models)
Based upon tuxedo-wmi, created by TUXEDO Computers GmbH. http://www.linux-onlineshop.de/forum/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=26
- Sysfs interface to control the brightness, mode, colour, on/off state after the module has loaded. In the original code you can only set these before the module loads.
- Small QT based application to visually control the keyboard lighting using the sysfs interface.
- Cycle through colours rather than modes with the keyboard key.
- Experimental support for touchpad illumination / lower led bar on the front of the machine.
| Product Name | Clevo Name | TUXEDO Name |
|---|---|---|
| P15SM | Clevo P15SM | ??? |
| P15SM1-A | Clevo P15SM1-A | ??? |
| P15SM-A | Clevo P15SM-A | ??? |
| P150EM | Clevo P150EM | TUXEDO XC1501 |
| P15xEMx | Clevo P150EM | TUXEDO XC1503 |
| P17SM-A | Clevo P17SM-A | ??? |
| P17SM | Clevo P17SM | ??? |
| P370SM-A | Clevo P370SM-A | ??? |
| P65_67RSRP | Clevo P65_67RSRP | ??? |
| P65xRP | Clevo P65xRP | TUXEDO XC1507 |
| P65xHP | Clevo P65xHP | TUXEDO XC1507v2 |
| Deimos/Phobos 1x15S | Clevo P7xxDM(-G) | TUXEDO XUX506 / XUX706 |
| P7xxDM(-G) | Clevo P7xxDM(-G) | TUXEDO XUX506 / XUX706 |
| P7xxDM2(-G) | Clevo P7xxDM2(-G) | TUXEDO XUX507 / XUX707 |
| P750ZM | Clevo P750ZM | ??? |
| P5 Pro SE | Clevo P750ZM | ??? |
| P5 Pro | Clevo P750ZM | ??? |
| P775DM3(-G) | Clevo P775DM3(-G) | TUXEDO XUX707 |
| N85_N87 | Clevo N850HJ | TUXEDO DX1507 / DX1707 |
| P870DM | Clevo P870DM | ??? |
| N85_N87,HJ,HJ1,HK1 | Clevo N870HK | ??? |
| N85_87HP6 | Clevo N870HP6 | ??? |
| P95_HP,HR,HQ | Clevo P950HP6 | ??? |
| P65_67HSHP | Clevo P65_67HSHP | ??? |
Dependencies:
- standard compile stuff (c compiler, make, etc)
- linux-headers
Building:
# For the module
$ cd module && make && sudo make install
# For the utility
See building instruction under ui/README.mdAdjusting keyboard settings:
$ sudo clevo-xsm-wmiRestoring state during boot:
# With the module:
$ modinfo clevo-xsm-wmi
$ sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/clevo-xsm-wmi.conf <<< options clevo-xsm-wmi kb_color=white,white,white kb_brightness=1
# With systemd:
$ sudo systemctl enable clevo-xsm-wmi
$ sudo systemctl start clevo-xsm-wmi
# With others:
run '/usr/bin/clevo-xsm-wmi -r' at boot to restore state
run '/usr/bin/clevo-xsm-wmi -s' at shutdown/change to save stateArch Linux: Module DKMS Utility
- 'Can't read private key' during 'make install'.
This is a common issue on Ubuntu as the module isn't signed so manual install is required.
$ sudo install -m644 clevo-xsm-wmi.ko /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/extra
$ sudo depmod- Module installed but not loaded during boot.
Specify that the module should be loaded just in case.
$ sudo tee /etc/modules-load.d/clevo-xsm-wmi.conf <<< clevo-xsm-wmi- I'm absolutely positive that the module is installed but still nothing happens!
$ sudo modprobe clevo-xsm-wmi
$ dmesg | grep clevoIf it returns no line such as 'clevo_xsm_wmi: Model Clevo P15SM found', then your model isn't supported. Please open an issue and supply the output of 'uname -a', 'sudo dmidecode' and 'dmesg | grep clevo'.
Please create a pull request into the testing branch. After review and testing we are commiting in the master branch.
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