Christopher Michael, il 31/05/2010 18:49, scrisse: > How do you possibly have no action there ?? That makes no sense at all. > The defaults are setup so that lid closed will call suspend (as will > sleep button)...power button calls halt.
so there is an "halt" action configured but the acpi-binding configurator
doesn't show that to me?
this is from an svn updated at yesterday morning, I'll try to update and
rebuild it again to see if something changes.
I have to say that this is an old PC, with an old acpi implementation, maybe
this could lead to this problem.
> Yes, raster made mention the other day about *buntu acpi_handler scripts
> needing to be modified when using E's acpi handling.
actually this is a slackware system, but it should be the same.
for what I understand acpi_handler scripts should not be used at all when
using E to handle acpi events, but in my case I would need a user definable
action to call the hibernate script, and looks like this won't happen anytime,
so I'll have to continue using acpid and its acpi_handler script :)
> Well, that just unloads the Config Acpi Bindings module, not the acpi
> code itself, so any presses (or lid closes, etc, etc) will still fire
> those events in E....so really your solution of "unloading the module"
> doesn't fix it...
I'm afraid you're right :(
I've just tried hitting the power button and indeed E halts the system (and
acpid hibernates it).
is there a way to prevent E from handling acpi events?
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