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Le samedi 29 avril 2006 à 14:53 +0000, Ferris McCormick a écrit : |
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> On Sat, 29 Apr 2006, David Boucher wrote: |
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> > Le samedi 29 avril 2006 à 05:00 -0700, Duncan a écrit : |
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> >> David Boucher posted <1146304057.16695.17.camel@denebe>, excerpted below, |
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> >> on Sat, 29 Apr 2006 11:47:37 +0200: |
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> >>> Since I installed modular xorg, my monitor does not suspend. A |
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> >>> screensaver is lauched after 15mn of inactivity. But one hour later, my |
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> >>> monitor is always awake. |
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> >>> My graphic card is an nvidia, the driver is given by |
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> >>> nvidia-kernel-1.0.8756. |
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> >> It works great here! Dual CRT monitors, but I don't do slaveryware, so |
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> >> I'm running an ATI Radeon 9250, about the last and most advanced card to |
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> >> have full freedomware support, both 2D and 3D/OpenGL. Both my monitors |
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> >> sleep just fine, using KDE configured appropriately for monitor |
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> >> sleep/suspend. |
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> >> |
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> >> Emerge xset if you don't have it merged (you probably do as I believe it's |
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> >> a dependency somewhere along the line), and run "xset" in a terminal |
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> >> window (konsole, xterm, whatever) to get a list of the parameters and what |
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> >> they do. In particular, take a look at the dpms options, then try them |
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> >> and see what the results are. If you can xset force off or whatever and |
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> >> have it work, you know it's working, it's just not getting configured to |
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> >> do it. If that doesn't work, maybe it'll generate an helpful error |
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> >> message telling you what's missing. |
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> > Thanks for your answer. |
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> > I have tried xset dpms force off on my computer, the screen changed to |
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> > blank but the monitor is not off, its power led is still green... |
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> > Moving the mouse regenerates the screen, and no warnings are given by |
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> > the command. It's as if all were ok. |
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> > On my wife's computer, (a Debian Linux), the same command switches off |
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> > her monitor. The computers are approximatly the same. |
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> > This seems very strange, doesn't it ? |
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> > I wonder if my monitor is not broken down... |
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> > Any idea ? |
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> > Thanks again. |
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> > David. |
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> Double check your xorg.conf to make sure you have |
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> Option "DPMS" "on" |
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> in the monitor section. Without it, you will see exactly what you are |
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> describing. I am running xorg-modular + nvidia + some Samsung monitor, |
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> and DPMS works fine. But without the DPMS option, it works just like |
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> your is. |
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> (Oh, yes, this is an amd64 system, even though my signature says sparc.) |
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> > -- |
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> > gentoo-amd64@g.o mailing list |
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> Regards, |
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You are right ! That was the reason. Thanks !! |
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Cheers, |
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David. |
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