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On 8/22/06, Peter Davoust <worldgnat@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> After a newfound interest in using acpid, I looked up a howto, and then tried |
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> to debug. After some googling, I found that the problem was that default.sh |
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> in /etc/acpid is stupid, and when It finds an event it doesn't understand |
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> (all events) it shuts down the machine and complains. I changed this line, |
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> and it now works perfectly. Now alsactl restore is another story. I tried |
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> alsactl store 0 and alsactl store 1, but alsactl restore doesn't do anything. |
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> It works, but I still have to go through my ritual of playing with the |
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> volume. Any other ideas? |
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Hmm, that should have worked. Maybe you can do some more playing with |
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alsactl and the -f option. I think you could drop all mixers to 0 and |
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mute them, and save that with "alsactl -f /etc/asound.state.silent |
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store". The on resume, try: |
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alsactl -f /etc/asound.state.silent restore |
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alsactl -f /etc/asound.state restore |
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This should try to mute everything, and then restore the normal volumes. |
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Good luck, |
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-Richard |
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