I've got 2.0.3 running on my XServe under 10.4.5, but I had to put a
serial adapter on the USB port instead of using a direct USB
connection. With the direct USB connection, the OS X native UPS
solution took precedence.
Anyone know how to prevent the OS X UPS handler from taking over on a
USB connection?
PS - on my 10.4 install I put the startup in rc.local as the Startup
items (even with it set to Last) didn't have enough things going to
have it work.
On Mar 16, 2006, at 4:29 AM, Charles Lepple wrote:
On 3/15/06, Jason Ferrara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm not currently using a StartupItem, but I could.
Are you starting it from the rc file?
But then the question is how do I make sure that at shutdown time
its the last StartupItem to get run, and that when it is run the
filesystems are synced and read only.
Good question - I don't know if you even get that level of control
with launchd.
I'm using an APC SmartUPS 3000. The reason I'm using nut instead
of the built in OS X stuff is that I need to shutdown a few othr
machines (mac and linux) that also get power from the UPS.
The meta-driver idea that I was describing could work here - after
catching the low-battery event, the driver could stall the OS from
shutting down until the slave systems were notified.
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- Charles Lepple
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