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okay, I've got ... |
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acpid is, by default, not in the default openrc run list [:blush:] |
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Solution: |
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sudo rc-update add acpid |
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On 11/13/19 07:48, n952162 wrote: |
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> I've reinstalled gentoo from the gentoo repository and now my power |
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> button doesn't do a shutdown anymore. What do I have to do to have it |
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> issue a shutdown? This is an openrc system. |
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> I have this, but it doesn't work: |
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> $ cat /etc/acpi/events/powerbtn |
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> event=button[ /]power.* |
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> action=/sbin/poweroff |
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> On a different gentoo system I have, I have just the one line, the |
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> action line, in that file and the power-button works fine (whether |
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> there's causation there or not, I have no idea :-) ) |
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> I generally do /not/ press the power button while in my window |
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> manager, but first when I've logged off. Since that wasn't working, I |
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> tried inside my window manager ... I got a just a couple of lines that |
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> looked like they came from shutdown(), but too few (couldn't read them). |
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> Then, on startup, the filesystems needed fscking!!! |
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