Hi Arnout, Sorry for the late response, acpi-support has been swamped in bug reports with not enough maintainer time to fix them all in reasonable time.
If I understand you correctly, your Fn+F2 hotkey gives you TWO events per press: 5e/7d 5f/7e 5e/7e 5f/7d It seems that the Fn+F2 hotkey switches between four modes. Do you think these modes are intended to be something like "bluetooth on / wireless off" "bluetooth off / wireless on" "bluetooth off / wireless off" "bluetooth on / wireless on" or something like that? And you say that the bluetooth does react? acpi-support does nothing with these events, so if the bluetooth is processed, it seems that this is done in hardware then... >From the pattern I'd think that 7d/7e controls bluetooth (since the bluetooth changes when the 7d/7e toggle occurs). Then we should think that 5e = wireless off and 5f = wireless on. If you add the following files: ------------- /etc/acpi/event/asus-wireless-off -------------- event=hotkey ATKD 0000005e action=/etc/acpi/asus-wireless2.sh off ------------- /etc/acpi/event/asus-wireless-on -------------- event=hotkey ATKD 0000005f action=/etc/acpi/asus-wireless2.sh on and then install the attached asus-wireless2.sh in /etc/acpi, what do you get? Cheers, Bart
asus-wireless2.sh
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