Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-25 Thread Jesús Roncero Franco
On Wednesday 25 February 2004 13:14, Michael Schmitz wrote: > > Yes, pmud is up and working and all those settings are in my kernel which > > I build. I'm using 2.4 though. > > > > What I forgot to say in my earlier post is that I can put my ibook to > > sleep manually typing "apm -s". > > So pmud

Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-25 Thread Michael Schmitz
> Yes, pmud is up and working and all those settings are in my kernel which I > build. I'm using 2.4 though. > > What I forgot to say in my earlier post is that I can put my ibook to sleep > manually typing "apm -s". So pmud appears to be working - can you confirm this by looking at /var/log/syslo

Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-24 Thread Jesús Roncero Franco
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 14:08, Kiko Piris wrote: > And pressing the power button *once*. Usually, I put my iBook sleep this > way, then I close the lid. Does it sleep this way? Yeah, that works, but not closing the lid, as it used to before. -- Jesús Roncero Franco Sevilla pgpY0AZRp0Ha8.p

Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-24 Thread Viktor Rosenfeld
Hi, Jesús Roncero Franco wrote: > > I think that the parent poster is not running Debian, but OS X. At > > least, that's what I read from it. > > I'm running debian sid. If I would be running OS X I would've asked in a OS X > forum instead ;-) Okay, may bad. I didn't look in the headers and

Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-24 Thread Kiko Piris
On 24/02/2004 at 08:14, Jesús Roncero Franco wrote: > What I forgot to say in my earlier post is that I can put my ibook to sleep > manually typing "apm -s". And pressing the power button *once*. Usually, I put my iBook sleep this way, then I close the lid. Does it sleep this way? -- Kiko

Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-24 Thread Jesús Roncero Franco
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 01:08, Lukas Th.Hey wrote: > Example (/usr/src/linux/.config): > CONFIG_ADB_PMU=y > CONFIG_PMAC_PBOOK=y > CONFIG_PMAC_APM_EMU=y > CONFIG_PMAC_BACKLIGHT=y Yes, pmud is up and working and all those settings are in my kernel which I build. I'm using 2.4 though. What I fo

Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-24 Thread Jesús Roncero Franco
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 01:18, Viktor Rosenfeld wrote: > Hi, > > Lukas Th.Hey wrote: > > the first things I'd check are: > > > > -Is the pmud up and running? > > I think that the parent poster is not running Debian, but OS X. At > least, that's what I read from it. I'm running debian sid.

Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-23 Thread Josh Lauricha
On Tue 02/24/04 01:18, Viktor Rosenfeld wrote: > Hi, > I think that the parent poster is not running Debian, but OS X. At > least, that's what I read from it. If you check out the headers, you'll note that it was written in KMail and signed on a GNU/Linux box. So, my bet is Debian. --

Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-23 Thread Viktor Rosenfeld
Hi, Lukas Th.Hey wrote: > the first things I'd check are: > > -Is the pmud up and running? I think that the parent poster is not running Debian, but OS X. At least, that's what I read from it. Ciao, Viktor -- !!! Listen live to reboot.fm !!! Tune in to 104.10 MHz if you're in Berlin,

Re: suspend in ibook

2004-02-23 Thread Lukas Th . Hey
Hi there! the first things I'd check are: -Is the pmud up and running? Example (`ps aux | grep "pmud"`): root 419 0.0 0.2 1608 580 ?SFeb23 0:17 /sbin/pmud -a Guess, this means yes ;). -Is APM-Emulation built into the kernel or loaded as module? Example

suspend in ibook

2004-02-23 Thread Jesús Roncero Franco
Hi, I'm sorry for this post as I believe it is a little bit offtopic. I own a G3 800 ibook and since some time, the ibook fails to suspend when I close it, as it used to before. I believe I read somewhere this could happen and it would require some kind of reset. Am I right? or is it a hardware