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isw[659]: FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/dev/ec' #24
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Hey, sounds like Arch added back ec_sys to their kernel. This is great news! You may have to switch to acpi_ec (/dev/ec) if it breaks again in the future. You can read more about it here: YoyPa/isw#263
You could've reinstalled acpi_ec, which would have fixed it as well. Both workarounds are fine. |
Ok, thanks to the answer. What you say make me feel like the ec_sys solution is better, so I let thinks like that... Maybe, as a suggestion, isw could detects automatically the system set up to use one or the other mode? For future users it could be a good idea, isw is enough cryptic to set up like that, and install something which bug straightaway is always demoralizing especially for "newbies" (normal users...) ! |
This could absolutely be automated, unfortunately I no longer own an MSI laptop and nor do I know Python. ISW is a very handy program however large portions of it need to be reworked. If I ever buy another MSI laptop in the (far, far) future, I'll surely create an alternative from the ground up. |
Ah! I did'nt see the project is no more maintained! Really this isw project can't live too long in the same hands! But @BeardOverflow alternative seems promising, lets wait that... I would like to join the development of such a so usefull tool but sadly my skills as a programmer are not enough advanced to dig into the linux kernel and write in C... unless I am forced to is I can't find no more any other alternative! |
BeardOverflow's msi-ec project is a universal kernel driver for MSI laptop hardware, not a userspace application. I've already made a list of alternatives to ISW which you can find here: YoyPa/isw#263 |
On arch linux, since my last upgrade, /dev/ec is missing. Is that relative to ec_sys? lsmod output gives me
ec_sys 12288 0
.I resolve the problem now by switching back the last commit of isw bin:
But I am wondering if it is the good way to solve this... Thanks to any clue!
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