Hi All
Is disk head parking possible now with SENSORS_AMS built from the
latest git sources? Or is there some separate driver that does the
parking? On Google I found SENSORS_AMS_HDPARK being mentioned, but
only for a short period of time, in summer 2006. And the pattern
'hdpark' seems to be missing in the latest git sources ...
If there's no disk parking possible currently: Is there some other use
of SENSORS_AMS/SENSORS_AMS_PMU? ... Reading the source:
Disabling/Resetting disk interrupts; pmu resets after free falls? ...
Also: With a post-November 2005 Powerbook 5,8: I *do* have to choose
SENSORS_AMS_PMU as well, not just SENSORS_AMS, when trying to enable
motion sensing for this machine? Correct?
Thanks in anticipation
Best Regards
Wolfgang
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