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On Sat, 3 Oct 2009 23:40:01 +0900, daid kahl wrote |
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> I'm trying to setup acpi, but I cannot get it work |
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> Hello, |
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> I didn't set up acpi for power save yet, but I did do it for getting my laptop to go to sleep on lid close, and it was really easy. Since I imagine this might be a function you also want (and I got it working really easily), you might try your hand at this first to be sure acpi events are generally working. |
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> If others had given some more knowledgeable and specific reply, I'd omit comment, since my response is somewhat peripheral. But at least this might be somewhere to start. |
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> I attach my log file for setting up sleep (I omitted what kernel configurations I set, so if you need me to try and figure that out, let me know, since I should have included it in my own log file). I think this requires at least kernel 2.6.27. |
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> ~daid |
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Thanks, but problem is the events are not fired and I'm afraid I've did somethink wrong during kernel configuration - missing "something" :-( |
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Thnaks for your time. |
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Pat |
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