[ltp] Re: IBM ThinkPad R51 1830-BRG - experiences?

[Malcolm Northcott]

After putting my laptop to sleep using the echo 3 the following=20
happened:
1) On wakeup everything worked, but after about 5 minutes the ethernet
died hard, ifdown/ifup did not fix it, I had to reboot.
2) Next I left the machine in sleep state overnight and found the
battery completely drained in the morning (this is a new battery).=20

Despite what the kernel config files said the APM sleep does work if I
pass grub the acpi=3Doff command. Tonight I will check to see if the APM
sleep mode lasts through the night.=09
	Mal.

On Wed, 2004-06-09 at 12:23, Peter Fr=C3=BChberger wrote:
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> Piotr Gawrysiak wrote:
> | Put a script in /etc/acpi/events
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> a script could look like this:
> /etc/acpi/events/sleep:
> #Script Begin
> event=3Dbutton/sleep
> action=3D/etc/acpi/suspend.sh
> #End
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> /etc/acpi/suspend.sh:
> #Begin
> #!/bin/bash
> echo 3 > /proc/acpi/sleep
> #End
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> don`t forget to
> chmod +x suspend.sh
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> perhaps you have to unload some modules in order to get it working
> flawlessly
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> If you want to use another event, you can stop acpid for testing your
> events and do a "cat /proc/acpi/events"
> No close your lid, press your sleep button etc. und look what events you
> are receiving.
> This is only working when you are booting with enabled acpi, of course.
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> ciao
> Peter
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