In Inspiron 5160 running Debian Sid, kernel 2.6.7 (smp and ACPI and APM
compiled), I get these errors (apm is disabled in grub options with
"noapm"). I believe xfree86 hangs when xscreensaver suspends the system
(because if no user is logged into gdm and the login screen is there, it
just blank
ask again:
>
> Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
> and higher?
I'm using 2.6 (currently 2.6.8-rc1) and have been using these scripts:
/etc/acpi/suspend_to_ram.sh
=
#!/bin/sh
# /etc/acpi
ask again:
>
> Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
> and higher?
I'm using 2.6 (currently 2.6.8-rc1) and have been using these scripts:
/etc/acpi/suspend_to_ram.sh
=
#!/bin/sh
# /etc/acpi
; I will ask again:
>
> Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
> and higher?
>
> Bernhard
Im using an Acer Aspire 1350, and so far, ACPI suspend mode works great.
Havent really tested sleep states, always using my boy:) BUt I can shut
the lid a
; I will ask again:
>
> Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
> and higher?
>
> Bernhard
Im using an Acer Aspire 1350, and so far, ACPI suspend mode works great.
Havent really tested sleep states, always using my boy:) BUt I can shut
the lid a
one to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
> and higher?
I have an Asus M2400N and when I close the lid, the screen is turned off
automatically. But I am not sure, who or what is responsible for that.
IIRC it was the same with a 2.4.x kernel and APM (today it runs 2.6.7
w/ACPI).
hello Bernhard
(this is my first post through gmane.org so i hope it will
be successfull and i don't know anything about the result :-)
Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
and higher?
on my notebook (sony-vaio pcg-grx-316mp,
http://www.impressionet.ch
receive any response,
>
> I will ask again:
>
> Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel
> 2.6.(6) and higher?
Well, with my older Acer laptops (Travelmate 732 and 351) it doesn't
work at all. Suspend-to-disk seems either not implemented yet, or the
Hi,
since I have already asked some days before whether anybody could
provide scripts for acpi support e.g. to shut down the screen when the
cover is closed and since I did not receive any response,
I will ask again:
Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
and
one to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
> and higher?
I have an Asus M2400N and when I close the lid, the screen is turned off
automatically. But I am not sure, who or what is responsible for that.
IIRC it was the same with a 2.4.x kernel and APM (today it runs 2.6.7
w/ACPI).
hello Bernhard
(this is my first post through gmane.org so i hope it will
be successfull and i don't know anything about the result :-)
Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
and higher?
on my notebook (sony-vaio pcg-grx-316mp,
http://www.impressionet.ch/vaio-
receive any response,
>
> I will ask again:
>
> Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel
> 2.6.(6) and higher?
Well, with my older Acer laptops (Travelmate 732 and 351) it doesn't
work at all. Suspend-to-disk seems either not implemented yet, or the
Hi,
since I have already asked some days before whether anybody could
provide scripts for acpi support e.g. to shut down the screen when the
cover is closed and since I did not receive any response,
I will ask again:
Is there someone to share his experience using acpi with kernel 2.6.(6)
and
Hi ttt,
> Screen will go blank after a while, but it's
> clear to see that the backlight is still lit. Same thing under KDE.
>
> Anyone know of a way to switch the screen to standby using acpi?
May be not ACPI, but try `setterm' and `xset'.
Andreas
Hi ttt,
> Screen will go blank after a while, but it's
> clear to see that the backlight is still lit. Same thing under KDE.
>
> Anyone know of a way to switch the screen to standby using acpi?
May be not ACPI, but try `setterm' and `xset'.
Andreas
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> I have yet to find a definite solution to using console blanking with
> acpi. With my old desktop pc, I could simply check "console blank using
> apm" in the kernel settings and the screen would switch to standby after
> a few minutes. However, my TM 800 do
On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 21:40, ttt wrote:
> I have yet to find a definite solution to using console blanking with
> acpi. With my old desktop pc, I could simply check "console blank using
> apm" in the kernel settings and the screen would switch to standby after
> a few minutes. However, my TM 800 do
efore that
setting has no effect. Screen will go blank after a while, but it's
clear to see that the backlight is still lit. Same thing under KDE.
Anyone know of a way to switch the screen to standby using acpi?
Thanks,
Sebastian "ttt" Steinlechner
efore that
setting has no effect. Screen will go blank after a while, but it's
clear to see that the backlight is still lit. Same thing under KDE.
Anyone know of a way to switch the screen to standby using acpi?
Thanks,
Sebastian "ttt" Steinlechner
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