I've verified that the asus_acpi module shipped with those tarballs (which appears to be compiled from the sources provided) can indeed operate the eee's ACPI hardware features, including suspend/resume. Hooray!
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Just an FYI, I noticed that asus has not "released" all sources related to acpi. They have released the kernel module source. These are installed from this package in the asus deb repository: asus-acpi_1.38-1xandros5_i386.deb
This package, however, also installs all the shell scripts that respond to the acpi events.
These shell scripts are not included in the big zipped sources files (2007年10月12日-build.zip.zip) released by asus.
They have, however, been released in the binary deb, and can be extracted from it: dpkg -X
[^] # Re: Ouaaa c'est rapide
Posté par imr . En réponse au journal ASUSTeK Eee PC et violation de GPL. Évalué à 3.
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Just an FYI, I noticed that asus has not "released" all sources related to acpi. They have released the kernel module source. These are installed from this package in the asus deb repository: asus-acpi_1.38-1xandros5_i386.deb
This package, however, also installs all the shell scripts that respond to the acpi events.
These shell scripts are not included in the big zipped sources files (2007年10月12日-build.zip.zip) released by asus.
They have, however, been released in the binary deb, and can be extracted from it: dpkg -X