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Thanks a million for the info everybody. You've all given me a great |
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place to start, so I'll try out some of these ideas and see what |
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happens. |
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Mike |
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On 2/23/06, Richard Fish <bigfish@××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> On 2/23/06, Mike Myers <fluffymikey@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Hey Iain, |
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> > |
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> > Thanks for the info! I kinda figured that klaptop did something |
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> > different. It obviously didn't run the hibernate.conf scripts. I guess |
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> > I can settle for running hibernate in the console, I mean, that's better |
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> > than nothing, really. Klaptop and gkrellm at least still give a good |
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> > indication of the battery status. Anyway, I'll start bugging the |
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> > people on the suspend2 lists now about it. thanks a lot! |
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> If you have a standby button on your laptop, you can probably make it |
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> do a standby or hibernate by merging acpid and modifying |
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> /etc/acpi/default.sh. |
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> Personally, my system does a suspend-to-ram when I press the standby |
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> button, and a suspend-to-disk when I press (momentarily) the power |
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> button. My actions for the buttons look like: |
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> power) |
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> if test -f /etc/.acpi_ignore_power; then |
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> rm -f /etc/.acpi_ignore_power |
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> >/dev/null 2>&1 |
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> else |
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> touch /etc/.acpi_ignore_power |
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> /usr/sbin/hibernate |
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> fi |
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> ;; |
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> sleep) /usr/sbin/hibernate -F |
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> /etc/hibernate/standby.conf |
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> ;; |
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> -Richard |
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Mike Myers |
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mike@××××.us |
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http://www.yaay.us |
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