Hi, On Monday 30 January 2006 12:03, Simon Hjorth Bøggild wrote: > I'm running powersave version 0.11.6 with kpowersave version 0.5.4 on Arch > Linux with Kernel 2.6.15, KDE 3.5.
Fine ... what kind of package format use Arch Linux? RPM or DEP? Did you compile KPowersave by your self? > The Kpowersave seems to be working fine, it reports battery/ac status, > cpu frequency policy and current active scheme (performance, powersave > etc.). However, when I configure the current active scheme (i.e. > performance) to Suspend to Ram after say 1 minute of inactivity, nothing > happens, it never Suspends to ram. If I on other other hand, explicitly > choose the "Suspend to Ram" option in the Kpowersave menu, my computer > does indeed Suspend to Ram immediately and correctly and also comes back > up again when I want to. > My question is, why does the Actions on inactivity seem to have no effect? Maybe a program from the blacklist is running. You maybe can try to enable a scheme specific blacklist and don't add a program there. I checked this here at my machine and all worked as espected (Btw. please note: there is a difference between set time in configure dialog and the real time before suspend (max. +30sec)) > can I enable some debugging somehow to see if Kpowersave actually tries to > suspend my computer, but fails (which would be strange, since it works > fine when doing it explicity also from Kpowersave), or is it a matter of > kpowersave not recognizing inactivity? You could kpowersave recompile with --enable-debug-msg and start kpowersave then from console to see all debug messages. > I previously used Klaptop with no problems (also on inactivity) > Other information: hal version 0.5.6, dbus version 0.50 Cheers, Danny _______________________________________________ powersave-devel mailing list [email protected] http://forge.novell.com/mailman/listinfo/powersave-devel
