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From: Jan Wuyts <jan.wuyts@××××××××××××××.be>
To: gentoo-ppc-user@g.o
Cc: Martin.Monsorno@×××××××××.de
Subject: [gentoo-ppc-user] Re: using pbbuttonsd and pmud together
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 09:01:35
Message-Id: 1046422173.1134.11.camel@flyer.localdomain
1 Martin Monsorno wrote:
2 > What experiences do you have when running them both? What settings do
3 > you use? What special considerations are needed?
4
5 I have been running them both for a few months now only problem I have
6 is that when I close the screen to let it go to sleep on battery, My key
7 configuration from pbbuttons vanishes. This problem does not happen if I
8 put it into sleep mode by pressing the powerbutton before I close the
9 screen.
10 Another problem I have had a few times (3 I think) is when I boot on a
11 non empty battery it starts up and immediately shuts down after X comes
12 up. Anoying but very rare.
13
14 my config files:
15 ===================> /etc/pbbuttonsd.conf:
16 # configfile for pbbuttonsd
17 # for options see man pbbuttonsd.conf
18
19 # general setup
20
21 #pmu = "/dev/pmu"
22 #adb = "/dev/adb"
23 #mixer = "/dev/mixer"
24 #cdrom = "/dev/cdrom"
25
26 # keycode definitions
27 # supported modifiers: shift, alt, ctrl
28 # brightnessup/down and volumeup/down have a second function which is
29 # statically bound to the modifier 'shift'. Therefore 'shift' can't be
30 used with
31 # this keys.
32
33 #brightnessup = 128
34 #brightnessdown = 130
35 #volumeup = 104
36 #volumedown = 126
37 #mute = 107
38 #ejectcd = 119
39 #snooze = 135
40 #tpmodeup = 225 + alt
41 #tpmodedown = 224 + alt
42
43 # boolean switches
44
45 #ejectdelay = no
46 #mixerdelay = no
47 #snoozedelay = no ; yes = dangerous, if the power key is used to
48 trigger sleep
49 nosleep = yes
50 #blankscreen = no
51 nodim = yes
52
53 # battery warnlevel
54 # shutdown will automatically be performed at one minute remaining power
55
56 #batwarnlevel1 = 21
57 #batwarnlevel2 = 11
58 #batwarnlevel3 = 4
59
60 # input device settings
61 # supportet trackpad modes are notap, tap, drag and lock
62 # supported keyboard modes are fkeysfirst, fkeyslast
63
64 tpmode = notap
65 kbdmode = fkeysfirst
66
67 ===================> /etc/power.conf:
68 PMUD_FLAGS="-a -K"
69
70 Greetings,
71
72 Jan.
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Re: [gentoo-ppc-user] Re: using pbbuttonsd and pmud together Martin Monsorno <Martin.Monsorno@×××××××××.de>