dircha wrote:
>
> With APM I could execute a script on resume by placing a
> symlink to it
> in /etc/apm/resume.d/, /etc/rc*.d/ style.
>
> I can find no documentation on what events ACPI specifies. As
There is no documentation on what _exact_ events ACPI specifies, because
events are machine dependent (defined by the DSDT your BIOS manufacturer
provided).
> best as I
> can tell, the only available method is to perform the ACPI
> action that
> would cause the intended event, and then read /var/log/acpid to
> determine the name to use in the /etc/acpi/ handler.
That's the way to do it.
>
> I need to restart /etc/init.d/hotplug on resume from
> suspend-to-disk to
> pickup my USB mouse.
>
> However, executing a suspend-to-disk and subsequent resume leaves no
> messages in my /var/log/acpid.
>
> Has anyone else figured this out?
How do you do the suspend? If you use a script to suspend, then the script
itself is still running when you resume (ie, the script is just another
process that gets suspended). So something like:
#!/bin/sh
echo 4 >/proc/acpi/sleep
sleep 5
/etc/init.d/hotplug restart
should do the job. Note, I haven't tried this, but very similar scripts
were used much earlier in the development of ACPI when using S1. The
"sleep" statement may or may not be necessary, and the 5 second timing was
just guessed at. A number of people found they needed it with S1. I'd try
without it, and if that doesn't work, try with a large number just to make
sure it does work, then lower the time until you find the minimum where it
works reliably.
derek
