Holger Macht wrote:
On Sun 20. Apr - 22:48:42, Michael Biebl wrote:Holger Macht wrote:Hi,Powersave 0.15.20 is available on sourceforge [1]. Only bug fixes went in. Although it is marked as unstable, you could consider this as a stable release. Powersave is feature complete, and so 0.15.x will most likely beWill powersave be updated to the new sysfs_power interface?Powersaved uses HAL for power supply information.While skimming through the source code, I found quite a few references to /proc/acpi/ in libpower (check_ACPI_dir() in powerlib.c, used by battery.c, fan.c, processor.c, therm.c,), the powersave binary seems to be clean.Those occurrences are just for checking if ACPI is available at all. It's not used for reading from /proc/... This needs to be updated (or even removed?) if required. Patches welcome ;-)
Yeah, I think those checks should best be removed. If (the deprecated)CONFIG_ACPI_PROC_EVENT/CONFIG_ACPI_SLEEP/CONFIG_ACPI_PROCFS_POWER are not set anymore, those checks fail.
I also noticed that the powersaved daemon seems to miss support for hibernate button events (e.g. FN+F12 on ibm laptops), there only is support for button/sleep.Do you get those through /proc/acpi/event? AFAIKS, button/sleep shouldn't work anymore.
Problem is, powersave only has configuration for EVENT_BUTTON_SLEEP. There is not corresponding EVENT_BUTTON_HIBERNATE. -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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