Hi Wenjia, I've thought about this some more. I think it looks like the suspend is triggered, but it doesn't work. Can you try calling the command "pm-suspend" and see if that suspends your computer?
Cheers, Bart Wenjia Bai wrote: > Hi Bart, > > Thanks a lot for your reply :) > > I have installed gnome-power-manager. When I run "ps -A | grep > gnome-power", it shows gnome-power-manager is running. > > What other information need I provide? > > Cheers, > Wenjia > > Bart Samwel wrote: >> Hi Wenjia, >> >> I'm guessing that you don't run either gnome-power-manager or >> klaptopdaemon. That could explain why the fake key isn't handled. >> Could you confirm this? >> >> Cheers, >> Bart >> >> >> Wenjia Bai wrote: >>> Package: acpi-support >>> Version: 0.103-5 >>> Severity: normal >>> >>> *** Please type your report below this line *** >>> >>> Hi, Dear Maintainers, >>> >>> I have had a problem with sleepbtn.sh, which is provided by the >>> acpi-support package. >>> >>> I am using a Compaq Presario laptop. When I press the sleep button on >>> the laptop, or the "suspend" option in the shutdown dialogue, I find >>> that /etc/acpi/sleepbtn.sh is executed and acpi_fakekey sends >>> $KEY_SLEEP=142 out. However, my laptop does not sleep. The screen >>> turns black for about 10 seconds and turns on again. >>> >>> When I log in as root and executes "echo -n "mem" > >>> /sys/power/state", my laptop sleeps successfully. So I modified >>> sleepbtn.sh, subsitituting the acpi_fakekey command with the echo >>> "mem" command. >>> >>> I do not know how acpi_fakekey works and where the problem is. I >>> guess the bug has something to do with the acpid package. Hope it >>> will be fixed in the future. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
