On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 04:22, Samphan Raruenrom wrote:
> Yes. Adam, you need a newer kernel. My earlier suspend script use to
> rely on acpid and a /etc/acpi/event/button.conf to issue an
> 'echo 0 >/proc/acpi/sleep'
> Since I always keep my kernel up-to-date. One day, I found that
> I no longer need that wakeup script! However, you should install
> acpid anyway. Get it at the intel site if you not already.
Okay, I just installed acpid, which looks useful. Thanks.
However, there's something I'm still not understanding here. With
respect to the kernel, I'm running 2.4.21, which is the latest stable
kernel, plus acpi-20030619, which is the most recent ACPI patch against
2.4.21. Should I be running a development kernel instead?
When I issue 'echo 0 > /proc/acpi/sleep' manually after my tablet wakes
up, I still don't get the side keys back (e.g., pressing the jog dial no
longer functions as Enter). Do you not also have this problem?
> I use this suspend script often, when I use tc1000 in slate mode on
> battery to read stuffs. I put the machine to sleep before I throw
> it on the sofa :-)
Yes, I'd like to do that too, but I use the jog dial for reading in
slate mode: up = PageUp, down = PageDown, and I've remapped Enter to be
the Back button in Konqueror. Once I put it to sleep I can't use the
rocker switch any more until I've rebooted. :-(
Adam
Received on Fri Aug 08 20:42:55 2003
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