FSB scaleing and Bluetooth with Eee PC Tray

Hi,
after all I still have a problem with CPU settings and Bluetooth. I followed instructions posted here in this post and on the wiki for configuering Eee PC Tray (statux) to fix the problems but some issues i can't get working. BTW I've to say that I'm kind of new in linux.

Problems still are:
- When I move the mouse over the systray icon it doesen't show Temp., Fan-Speed etc. like in the screen shot from the wiki from eeebuntu.
cat /proc/eee/fsb still doesn't work, the folder does not exist.
- After a reboot it always starts in ondemand mode and the switch options with the left mouse button on the icon doesn't work, even though I
uncommended the lines in the eeepc-acpi.local:
MODE_AC="performance"
MODE_BAT="powersave"
I have to plug my powerplug first in or out before it reacts. After that the switch buttons work. I check the power mode with the CPU Frequency Monitor.
- Bluetooth doesen't work, but what I heard/read it is a kernel bug?

So what I did:
I followed the instructions at statuxs known issues which are in sum all the stuff I found so far in the net at different places.

My kernel as uname tells me is 2.6.28-12-netbook-eeepc and I've Eeebuntu Base 3.0 installd.
My Hardware is a Eee PC 1000H

Thanks for helping

I think the screenshot was taken with Eeebuntu 2.0, there is a bug in Jaunty that causes the application to crash when the tooltip is updated either by a thread or timer so it is disabled for now.




Hope this info helps. Oh, I see you are on 2.6.28, yes it's impacted by the bluetooth bug.

Hi,
thanks for the quick reply.
Is there another kernel-image i could install to get BT working?

Concerning the installation of the dkms package, I had this allready done. The only thing I made different is, that I created a blacklist in /etc/modprobe.d/ ,too. I wrote in the blacklist the module asus_eee. There also was a blacklist.conf in which I didn't wrote the module.
I read this at the statux wiki. Maybe this is the problem. But the module asus_eee is loaded when I check with lsmod.

Edit:
I also did apt-get install --reinstall acpi asus_eee_dkms acpid acpi_support eeepc_acpi_utillities

The folder /proc/eee/ doesn't exist.

Guitaraholic mentions in another thread that they are working on bringing the new kernel to us so we have to wait until then.