Ian Zimmerman wrote on 21/6/20 2:25 am:
> This is a Debian question, but I don't expect any difference between
> Debian and Devuan in these matters, and I feel I have a better chance
> getting a useful answer here.
>
> Roughly once in a blue moon, "something somewhere" creates a symlink of
> the
Thanks for all the hints and advices.
before the upgrade to beowulf there was no upower- and no acpi- packages
installed. The /etc/acpi folder was not there. Nevertheless pressing the
power button (for 1..2s) initiate a system shutdown. I don't know how
does it worked in ascii. Maybe I have to
This is a Debian question, but I don't expect any difference between
Debian and Devuan in these matters, and I feel I have a better chance
getting a useful answer here.
Roughly once in a blue moon, "something somewhere" creates a symlink of
the form
On Sat, Jun 20, 2020 at 08:16:30AM +0200, J. Fahrner via Dng wrote:
> Am 2020-06-17 23:49, schrieb ippaket via Dng:
> > after the upgrade from ascii to beowulf I can't shutdown my machine
> > (64bit intel atom) by pressing the power button anymore.
> >
> > Any ideas what to do ?
If you have
Am 2020-06-17 23:49, schrieb ippaket via Dng:
after the upgrade from ascii to beowulf I can't shutdown my machine
(64bit intel atom) by pressing the power button anymore.
Any ideas what to do ?
That depends on the DE you are using. Most DE's have a configuration
option for this.
Maybe this
