My gyro/accelerometer/"freefall" sensor gives random output, as shown by this debug tool: http://cache.freescale.com/files/sensor ... n8View.exe
So basically all the compass and, "Quaternion" and "3D Inclinometer" just start pumping out random values.
This sensor raging leads to my touchpad and keyboards locking!
* Is this sensor soldered directly onto the mainboard?
(I tried unplugging the "Proximity sensor" on the mainboard, and that did clearly not disconnect the gyro/accelerometer/freefall sensor.)
* What's a good way to make Windows not lock the touchpad&keyboard for a machine with a broken sensor?
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Whre is the gyro/accelerometer/"freefall" sensor?Mine brokn!
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Re: Whre is the gyro/accelerometer/"freefall" sensor?Mine br
If you have an SSD, you should uninstall it, it only works with rotating HDs.
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Re: Whre is the gyro/accelerometer/"freefall" sensor?Mine br
RealBlackStuff, thank you for your response -
I did not address anything about the relation between the sensor and the storage media, only the relation between the sensor and the keyboard and touchpad.
I learned something: frequently this sensor is called the "Sensor Hub", and in the BIOS, you can disable the OS' access to it. Perhaps in the Windows devices list also, you can find the Sensor Hub and disable it there.
Now again to the first question:
This device, is it soldiered directly onto the system board?
I did not address anything about the relation between the sensor and the storage media, only the relation between the sensor and the keyboard and touchpad.
I learned something: frequently this sensor is called the "Sensor Hub", and in the BIOS, you can disable the OS' access to it. Perhaps in the Windows devices list also, you can find the Sensor Hub and disable it there.
Now again to the first question:
This device, is it soldiered directly onto the system board?
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Re: Whre is the gyro/accelerometer/"freefall" sensor?Mine br
I only know some things about real Thinkpads.
Since the Yoga is not a real one, sorry, can't help you.
Never even seen one.
Since the Yoga is not a real one, sorry, can't help you.
Never even seen one.
Lovely day for a Guinness! (The Real Black Stuff)
But I actually prefer Murphy's from Cork!
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