Of course, you want to be able to close the lid and save power but not
suspending completely. For example when your laptop is supposed to
monitor or control a service or device.
The fix for this is to ship l-m-t with an an appropriate hook for pm-
utils that replaces the old acpid hook
+ me-too on the bug
When the lid on the laptop is closed, only the display gets turned off,
not the machine. Everything internally is working.
Expected behavior : On lid close, laptop should suspend with all
peripherals, disk, CPU, wireless etc off. On lid open, laptop should
Resume normal
If the /etc/acpi/events/lm_lid script has been removed from the ubuntu
package of laptop-mode-tools (as the laptop-mode-tools are adapted to
the invocation by pm-utils used in ubuntu), do pm-tools not provide a
replacement hook for the lid closed event?
I wonder because as aunt carry would have
Why would you not simply set a policy of suspending the laptop on lid
close, instead of turning on laptop-mode?
Because laptop-mode (with all the additional disk idleing features of
the laptop-mode-tools) is different from suspending into a unresponsive
state.
And doesn't gnome-power provide
This doesn't work because the /etc/acpi/events/lm_lid script has been
intentionally removed from the Ubuntu package of laptop-mode-tools.
I'm not sure this is something we want to support. Why would you not
simply set a policy of suspending the laptop on lid close, instead of
turning on
(Note that acpid itself is considered deprecated in Ubuntu, and will
cease to be installed by default once acpi-support is no longer needed.)
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Looks like you too are affected with the same bug as in: #387057
Can you try the same steps as mentioned there in the comments ?
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Thanks for your report. You say the display is properly turned off, you mean it
goes black? That could be a hardware switch turning of the backlight. Or do you
get the locked screen (password dialog) when you open it? Can you try:
sleep 10 cat /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID/state
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Tormod Volden schrieb:
Thanks for your report. You say the display is properly turned off, you mean
it goes black? That could be a hardware switch turning of the backlight. Or
do you get the locked screen (password dialog) when you open it? Can you try:
sleep 10 cat
In the old times, the acpid should react on the event defined in
/etc/acpi/events/lidbtn and run /etc/acpi/lid.sh. You can verify this by
restarting acpid in debug mode:
sudo pkill ^acpid
sudo acpid -d
... now close the lid and open it again
Afterwards stop the debug one and restart it
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