2 Brice Arnould <brice.arnould@gmail.com>:
3 * Support for the HP3D sensor from Hewlett-Packard laptops.
5 Evgeni Golov <sargentd@die-welt.net>:
6 * Support for Apple MacBooks and MacBooks Pro with Intel CPUs.
9 Evgeni Golov <sargentd@die-welt.net>:
10 * Support for the Apple Motion Sensor.
11 * Udev rules obsolete, we can find the device on our own now.
12 * Support autodetection of drives.
13 * Try to autoload the needed modules, when neither HDAPS nor AMS
15 * Option to forcely enable UNLOAD on disks where the kernel thinks
19 Evgeni Golov <sargentd@die-welt.net>:
20 * Support for multiple disks.
21 * Support for logging to syslog when running in background.
23 * Make the error-messages more user-friendly.
24 * -s is optional now. Sensitivity defaults to 15.
27 Elias Oltmanns <eo@nebensachen.de>:
28 * Prepare for the new interface in kernel 2.6.28
31 Shem Multinymous <multinymous@gmail.com>:
32 * Read the accelerometer data from the input device provided by
33 tp_smapi>=0.32, instead of sysfs. This reduce timer interrupts
34 and improves temporal synchronization of user-space<->kernel vs.
35 kernel<->hardware. If the input device doesn't exist, it falls
37 * Add a new new --poll-sysfs (-y) parameter to force using sysfs
38 instead of the input device.
39 * Read the sampling rate from the sysfs file provided by tp_smapi
41 * Add a --dry-run (-t) parameter, telling hdapsd to do everything
42 except actually parking the drive. Very useful for testing.