Linux On My Samsung

And now this morning it's working again, as far as I know nothing changed so maybe an intermittent problem.

It should, mine was working until I upgraded to Karmic and now it doesn't Hence the question.

Don't seem to have the battery Fn key working. Known problem?

This is bug 419328, also raised upstream at Freedesktop.org

https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/419328

Right, I see. Well if GregKH is dealing with the backlight driver then I suspect it is only a matter of time before it ends up in the main kernel tree. I see your point about the wireless RFKILL switch, it really should map through to a command and not require the removal of the module and the rest ...

Do you plan to try and get the nc10-backlight package (and possibly the scripts as well) included in main at any time? It's great work that you're doing but it would be really good if everything could work "right" from the standard repositories.

I suspect that you're correct and the bluetooth radio is turned off, however leaving the kernel module in seems to cause the module to keep waking the CPU up from sleep states, which is what PowerTop is picking up.

As you say, removing the module isn't going to hurt.

Thanks for all the work on the scripts, really rounds out the experience of using the UNR on the N110.

I have one little suggestion. Powertop shows the bluetooth module as still active after disabling the bluetooth with '/etc/init.d/bluetooth stop', adding an additional 'rmmod btusb' and a ...