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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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Thanks, |
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-Peter |
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On Tuesday 22 August 2006 03:29, Richard Fish wrote: |
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> On 8/21/06, |
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> > Peter Davoust <worldgnat@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > I haven't, but how do I specify that it should be run on resume? Or do I |
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> > have to run it myself? |
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> |
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> emerge hibernate-script |
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> |
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> Then "man hibernate.conf", edit /etc/hibernate/ram.conf to suit, and |
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> when you want to go to S3 standby, do "hibernate -F |
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> /etc/hibernate/ram.conf". Assuming you have ACPI button events setup, |
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> you can even edit /etc/acpi/default.sh to set that as the command that |
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> is run in response to your power/sleep/lid button. |
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> |
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> I really cannot recommend hibernate-script strongly enough. |
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> |
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> -Richard |
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