> Are there any "generic" daemons out there using the new event facilities
> that serve as a reasonable replacement for 'laptop-mode-tools' and/or
> 'acpi-support', and which work without X running?
After grovelling around in a bunch of config files, I've partially
answered my question.
'gnome-power-manager' is built on top of HAL, and performs all its
actions through the org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.SystemPowerManagement
interface. So, digging around through the HAL files, I found the scripts --
conveniently enough in /usr/lib/hal/scripts -- that are actually invoked to
perform the actions. These scripts are themselves clients of 'pm-utils'
(indeed 'hal' lists 'pm-utils' as a dependency). And 'pm-utils' has (just
barely) the functionality needed to unload and reload flaky kernel modules
on suspend and hibernate. It doesn't yet have the ability to specify a list
of services to stop/restart, but the infrastructure's there.
Now all I need is a non-GUI daemon to drive the whole thing.
Schwab
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