Re: Kernel (?) screen blanking

1998-07-15 Thread Hamish Moffatt
On Tue, Jul 14, 1998 at 11:32:59AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 It is not the kernel that is doing it.  Look at the man page for
 setterm for console blanking and xset for X blanking.

Eh? Perhaps I'm wrong, but setterm just sets the settings; the kernel
does do the actual blanking


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Re: Kernel (?) screen blanking

1998-07-15 Thread servis
*-Hamish Moffatt (15 Jul)
| On Tue, Jul 14, 1998 at 11:32:59AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
|  It is not the kernel that is doing it.  Look at the man page for
|  setterm for console blanking and xset for X blanking.
| 
| Eh? Perhaps I'm wrong, but setterm just sets the settings; the kernel
| does do the actual blanking
| 

Ok, true. I ment that the settings are not defined in the kernel but
instead by user space applications.  Sorry.

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Kernel (?) screen blanking

1998-07-14 Thread Alexander
Hi...

Whenever I leave the console for what seems like 10 minutes or so, the
screen goes blank. Not in power-down because the monitor doesn't support
that, but it just goes blank. Happened in X too, when I had it installed.
Does anyone know how to configure/disable this?

Alex


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Re: Kernel (?) screen blanking

1998-07-14 Thread servis
*-Alexander (14 Jul)
| Hi...
| 
| Whenever I leave the console for what seems like 10 minutes or so, the
| screen goes blank. Not in power-down because the monitor doesn't support
| that, but it just goes blank. Happened in X too, when I had it installed.
| Does anyone know how to configure/disable this?
| 

It is not the kernel that is doing it.  Look at the man page for
setterm for console blanking and xset for X blanking.

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Re: Kernel (?) screen blanking

1998-07-14 Thread Bob Nielsen
On Tue, 14 Jul 1998, Alexander wrote:

 Hi...
 
 Whenever I leave the console for what seems like 10 minutes or so, the
 screen goes blank. Not in power-down because the monitor doesn't support
 that, but it just goes blank. Happened in X too, when I had it installed.
 Does anyone know how to configure/disable this?

setterm -blank [0-60] ; setting this to 0 disables blanking.

It's a bit more complicated in X, but take a look at 'man xset'.

Bob


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Re: Kernel (?) screen blanking

1998-07-14 Thread Jay Barbee
 On Tue, 14 Jul 1998, Alexander wrote:
 
  Hi...
  
  Whenever I leave the console for what seems like 10 minutes or so, the
  screen goes blank. Not in power-down because the monitor doesn't support
  that, but it just goes blank. Happened in X too, when I had it
  installed. Does anyone know how to configure/disable this?
 
 setterm -blank [0-60] ; setting this to 0 disables blanking.
 
 It's a bit more complicated in X, but take a look at 'man xset'.


Where is this initally set on a Debian system?  /etc/init.d/boot   --?

--Jay


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