Hello, I have two queries regarding apm on my laptop:
After a certain amount of time of inactivity, I get the following error: apm: set display standby: Unable to enter requested state Any ideas where this error comes from? Second thing, since the X servers cannot restore properly after a suspend, I want to tell my laptop to go to vt1 (`chvt 1`) just before it is suspended or enters sleep mode, if it is currently in X. I tried to play with `tty`, comparisons, ||, && and `chvt 1` in a bash script in /etc/apm/event.d, but due to my lack of a solid understanding of comparisons/"if statements" in bash scripts I was unable to get it working correctly. I suppose I should also have checked the first parameter... at the moment my laptop switches to vt 1 at any event, even pluggin in/out the power... What the script says at the moment is: case $( /usr/bin/tty ) in (/dev/tty[0-9]*);; (*) chvt -t1 ;; esac Should there be a type of "break" statement as in C/C++ case statements, or is there something else I did wrong? Or is my approach to a solution completely wrong? I think this should be included in the apmd package, probably as an option, that is disabled by default. Should I submit a wishlist bug report? In the mean time, how do I fix it up? Hugo van der Merwe
