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Hi, |
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I am wondering which is worse: if the power were to fail when the |
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system is preparing for hibernation (after the hibernate command) or |
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when the system is powering down ? |
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Here is the background for this.. |
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I am in the process of configuring NUT (networkupstools.org) on my |
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gentoo system. For the shutdown option in low battery condition |
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I have hibernation or powerdown as choices. |
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My problem is that my UPS is not directly supported by NUT. However |
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using the common driver (megatec) I could get some support but |
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the following key problem exists. |
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".... |
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UPS status: 210.1 210.1 209.0 011 49.4 41.0 40.0 00001001 |
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36.0V battery, present voltage (41.0V) outside of supported intervals. |
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This UPS has an unsupported combination of battery voltage/number of batteries. |
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.... |
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" |
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NUT mailing list has some info regarding how manually one can |
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enter the batter voltage information. Fear now is that while this |
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trial and error process of configuring is going on, NUT and the UPS may |
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not co-operate and hence detect the low-battery condition in right time. |
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So I am wondering which shutdown option is better atleast during this |
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step. |
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Regards |
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Sathish |