On Tue, 21 Dec 1999 11:27:21 + (/etc/localtime), Alberto Maurizi wrote:
> I'm getting more and more confused reading all the
> documentation (HOWTO etc ...) about cables, signals,
> and so on.
So do I. Even worse: NONE of the ups daemons seem to work.
We u
Does anybody out there use this UPS to protect
Linux boxes from power failure?
I'm trying to figure out what is the best among
all the available packages (apcd, pacupsd, genpower,
...), to manage such a kind of UPS.
I'm getting mor
Hi there,
we finally got apcupsd shut down our server (by recompiling it with the non-
multithreaded C library,) BUT it doesn't shut down our UPS if the battery
level drops under the specified minimum level.
Any idea how to get this running?!
TIA,
Ralf
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Back when I first started using a UPS ( mine is a APC ) support
for APC was nonexistent. The standard init package came with
powerd at that time. I do not consider myself a programmer, but
more or less taught myself C some years ago. I hacked my own cable
and rewrote powerd to first give
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a Tripp Lite Internet Office 500 UPS and I want to set up a power
> monitoring daemon. Tripp Lite has an rpm package (no source)
[cut]
> In partucular, I'd like to know if anyone has tried their software
Sor
Greetings:
I have a Tripp Lite Internet Office 500 UPS and I want to set up a power
monitoring daemon. Tripp Lite has an rpm package (no source) for this but it
requires a tweak to the kernel to get it working. Before I do this, I wanted
to find out if anyone has tried setting up power monitoring
i386
Depends: libc6 (>= 2.1)
Conflicts: ups-monitor
Provides: ups-monitor
Installed-Size: 61
Maintainer: Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Description: Configurable UPS monitoring daemon
Assuming you have a relay-based "dumb" UPS that corresponds with your
machine via
download, which supports both `basic' and `advanced'
> > programs for dumb and smart UPS.
> >
> > - bpowerd Debian pacakge does not currently support the INT-0051 cable
> > packaged by Best Power for all OSes
> >
>
> Just to throw my t
V3.23Copyright (c)1985-99 by Best
> Power, All Rights Reserved. They'll need to clarify this).
> Both the dumb and smart models listed below use the same
> software download, which supports both `basic' and `advanced'
> programs for dumb and smart UPS
? I presume more info about the
> > >state of the UPS and the line condition gets to the user
> > >software. But can the Linux software display it?
> >
> > If you get the APC Back-UPS pro and use apcupsd in smart mode it
> > can. The main advantage is t
On Tue, Aug 17, 1999 at 11:34:35AM -0600, Gary L. Hennigan wrote
> Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [snip]
> > Unresolved questions:
> >
> > - What do we get for smart mode? I presume more info about the
> >state of the UPS and
ch safer to use
> gel-cells.
yes...except gelcell batteries are just as expensive as a whole
new UPS... and those things are only good for 10-20 minutes
or there abouts...
the experiment was: "How long is a car battery good for"
- now the problem is how to keep the b
On Tue, Aug 17, 1999 at 01:57:01PM -0700, Alvin Oga wrote:
>
> hi ya
>
> I have a few dead UPS... ( bad battery )
>
> I changed the powersupply to be +24v-DC input instead of 110v-ac
>
> I use 2 car batteries...and pulled the 110vac... it stayed
> up for about 15
hi ya
I have a few dead UPS... ( bad battery )
I changed the powersupply to be +24v-DC input instead of 110v-ac
I use 2 car batteries...and pulled the 110vac... it stayed
up for about 15 hrs.. - with 1 IDE disk...-- just sitting
there and running cron every 10 minutes to log how long it
Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> Unresolved questions:
>
> - What do we get for smart mode? I presume more info about the
> state of the UPS and the line condition gets to the user
>software. But can the Linux software display it?
If you get
Here's another update about what I have so far concerning this
confusing UPS issue (prices in Canadian dollars). Thanks to all
who contributed. Please email again if you have more info to
add.
Peter
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Just purchased an APC Smart-UPS 620 (APC model SU620NET)
I'm running Debian slink, pretty generic system.
My specific setup has the APC-supplied cable on /dev/ttyS2 and uses the
apcd package.
I did set the port's IRQ to 0 with setserial; my system bo
Pollywog wrote:
>
> On 12-Aug-99 Keith G. Murphy wrote:
> > Wim Kerkhoff wrote:
> >>
> >> On 11-Aug-99 Jim wrote:
> >> > Hi. As the subject suggests, I get strange freeze-ups on my machine.
> >> > Yes,
> >> > it's defini
I've had lock-ups on the stock 2.0.36 kernel, a 2.0.36. which I compiled
myself, and my current 2.0.37 which I also compiled myself.
On Thu, 12 Aug 1999, Keith G. Murphy wrote:
> Wim Kerkhoff wrote:
> >
> > On 11-Aug-99 Jim wrote:
> > > Hi. As the subject sugge
On 12-Aug-99 John Hasler wrote:
> Wim Kerkhoff writes:
>> I am using 2.2.10, with the latest potato versions of everything,
>> including diald.
>
> Can you make a connection to your ISP? I'm having trouble with pppd
> sending empty LCP packets when I try to use it with 2.2.10.
You bet I can conn
Wim Kerkhoff writes:
> I am using 2.2.10, with the latest potato versions of everything,
> including diald.
Can you make a connection to your ISP? I'm having trouble with pppd
sending empty LCP packets when I try to use it with 2.2.10.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler)
Dancing Hors
On 12-Aug-99 Pollywog wrote:
>
> On 12-Aug-99 Keith G. Murphy wrote:
>> Wim Kerkhoff wrote:
>>>
>>> On 11-Aug-99 Jim wrote:
>>> > Hi. As the subject suggests, I get strange freeze-ups on my machine.
>>> > Yes,
>>> >
On 12-Aug-99 Keith G. Murphy wrote:
> Wim Kerkhoff wrote:
>>
>> On 11-Aug-99 Jim wrote:
>> > Hi. As the subject suggests, I get strange freeze-ups on my machine.
>> > Yes,
>> > it's definitely frozen... I can't ping it from my lan, and not
Wim Kerkhoff wrote:
>
> On 11-Aug-99 Jim wrote:
> > Hi. As the subject suggests, I get strange freeze-ups on my machine. Yes,
> > it's definitely frozen... I can't ping it from my lan, and nothing
> > responds... no keybd, no mouse, no nothing.
> >
Wh
On 11-Aug-99 Jim wrote:
> Hi. As the subject suggests, I get strange freeze-ups on my machine. Yes,
> it's definitely frozen... I can't ping it from my lan, and nothing
> responds... no keybd, no mouse, no nothing.
>
> This occurs once every couple of weeks. So far I ha
Hi. As the subject suggests, I get strange freeze-ups on my machine. Yes,
it's definitely frozen... I can't ping it from my lan, and nothing
responds... no keybd, no mouse, no nothing.
This occurs once every couple of weeks. So far I have not been able to
get more than 21 days of upt
>
> - Kenneth Scharf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> says the
> debian upsd package
> works quite well with their ups's in dumb mode.
> However he uses an
> older Back-ups 400 (not sold anymore) and I
> think he made his own
> cable (?). Do we have to ma
> APC general comments (http://www.apcc.com/)
>
> - Brian White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> has a Back-UPS Pro and it works with
> the genpower Debian package and the apc-pnp cable. He doesn't think
> the Back-UPS works with apcd (no smart signalling) or wi
Here's what I have so far concerning this confusing UPS issue
(prices in Canadian dollars). Thanks to all who contributed.
Please email again if you have more info to add.
Peter
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- manufacturer has `f
And who can tell me how to get the APC Back-UPS 650 running.. APCd for smart
ups's doesn't work.. what else do I need?
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From: Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Debian Users Mailing List
Cc: Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thurs
Peter S Galbraith wrote:
> > I want to put a small UPS on my work system to let it shutdown
> > gracefully when there's a power outage. I'm looking at:
> >
> > Best Power Patriot
> > Best Power Patriot Pro
> >
> > APC Back-UPS BK50
On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
> I want to put a small UPS on my work system to let it shutdown
> gracefully when there's a power outage. I'm looking at:
>
> Best Power Patriot
> Best Power Patriot Pro
These people have historically shown much
Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I want to put a small UPS on my work system to let it shutdown
> gracefully when there's a power outage. I'm looking at:
>
> Best Power Patriot
> Best Power Patriot Pro
>
> APC Back-UPS BK500M
>
I want to put a small UPS on my work system to let it shutdown
gracefully when there's a power outage. I'm looking at:
Best Power Patriot
Best Power Patriot Pro
APC Back-UPS BK500M
APC Back-UPS BK650M
Anyone have any recommendations? Does any of them work `easily'
with
Hi!
I need an UPS for my system (say 300 W plus 15" monitor) and I
would like to spend as little time seting it up as possible.
What UPS do you reccomend me in order to plug it, connect it to
the serial port (the UPS should bring the cable, I don't want to use the
My machine (Debian 2.1 slink, stock kernel (2.0.36)) has been locking up on
me unpredictably.
This occurs every several (3-4 on average) days and has been happening ever
since I installed Linux on this machine. (There is no other OS on there.)
My hardware is an Intel 200 MMX CPU on an Asus PI-P5
Anyone had problems setting up a BACK-UPS 600 on Debian? I just got a UPS
unit and I will be attempting to follow the UPS-HOWTO and making a cable as
stated in the howto for my particular model. Anything I should read or
update.
Regards,
Michael
I have a not so related Linux question (with the exception that I run
Linux) about some really weird, hard, lockups. Here's the deal:
I had a ageing Cyrix 586/120 that started to seem *really* slow. Any how,
I bought a Abit-BH6 Board, a Intel Celeron 300A, some PC-100 RAM, and used
the following
On 31 Dec, To: debian-user@lists.debian.org wrote:
> I'm having a rather strange problem with my system and was wondering if
> anyone has an idea on what might be going on. Every so often, the load
> on the system will go balistic, and basically lock the system up. If I
> have top running during
I'm having a rather strange problem with my system and was wondering if
anyone has an idea on what might be going on. Every so often, the load
on the system will go balistic, and basically lock the system up. If I
have top running during this time, it will show loads >3; however,
there is never a
±è ´ë ±Ô wrote:
> I like to know if there is any way of making a machine to start the shutdown
> process automatically when (may be after some minutes) it gets the power from
> a UPS?
There are several UPS's that are supported by free software. Please
take a look into the /pu
On Thu, 10 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am in the market for a UPS to use with my PC that will provide power
> just enough power to get a shutdown finished in case of total power
> lost.
I know that Best Power and Fenton UPS explicity support Linux with thei
I like to know if there is any way of making a machine to start the shutdown
process automatically when (may be after some minutes) it gets the power from
a UPS?
Daegyu
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Design Technology Team, Ship & Marine R & D Office,
Daewoo Heavy Industries Ltd.
Ajou-dong, Koje-si,
On Fri, 11 Dec 1998 11:17:07 GMT, David Stern wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm not having any success with debian packaged software for my new APC
> Smart-UPS 1000 (listed as Linux compatible). I tried (individually)
> apcd, genpower, upsd. I keep getting the error message "ca
Hi,
I'm not having any success with debian packaged software for my new APC
Smart-UPS 1000 (listed as Linux compatible). I tried (individually)
apcd, genpower, upsd. I keep getting the error message "can't connect
to ups" or "can't talk to UPS", even th
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I am in the market for a UPS to use with my PC that will provide power
just enough power to get a shutdown finished in case of total power
lost. I have looked at the Hardware Compatibility HOWTO and the UPS
HOWTO but I wanted to first hand experience
l when bpowerd detected that the power was restored.
>
> That's the thing that I want to avoid "Oh my god... everybody, the
> power is GONE! You all have to log off in 15 minutes because that's as
> long as the UPS... uhhh hang on a sec oh, nevermind. Go back
> to what you were doing." :)
That would be a custom code. :(
the thing that I want to avoid "Oh my god... everybody, the
power is GONE! You all have to log off in 15 minutes because that's as
long as the UPS... uhhh hang on a sec oh, nevermind. Go back
to what you were doing." :)
- Joe
one thing that I altered it to do is, when it sees
> the UPS reporting a powerfail, it waits until it gets 10 full seconds of
> powerfail indication before it takes any action toward scheduling a
> shutdown. So a brownout or momentary power glitch won't trigger the
> shutdown.
that I altered it to do is, when it sees
the UPS reporting a powerfail, it waits until it gets 10 full seconds of
powerfail indication before it takes any action toward scheduling a
shutdown. So a brownout or momentary power glitch won't trigger the
shutdown. Also, if the power comes back on bef
Brandon Mitchell wrote:
> On Thu, 10 Dec 1998, Mitch Blevins wrote:
> > Debian has a bpowerd package which will monitor the UPS and shutdown
> > when the battery get's low. The part number of the cable to order
> > is in the bpowerd package. The schematics for the c
out and got my own.
> Debian has a bpowerd package which will monitor the UPS and shutdown
> when the battery get's low. The part number of the cable to order
> is in the bpowerd package. The schematics for the cable are also there
> in case you are a glutton for punishment a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am in the market for a UPS to use with my PC that will provide power
> just enough power to get a shutdown finished in case of total power
> lost. I have looked at the Hardware Compatibility HOWTO and the UPS
> HOWTO but I wanted to fir
Hi all,
I am in the market for a UPS to use with my PC that will provide power
just enough power to get a shutdown finished in case of total power
lost. I have looked at the Hardware Compatibility HOWTO and the UPS
HOWTO but I wanted to first hand experience from members of this list.
My
Mitch Blevins said
> Chris R. Martin wrote:
> > I am looking to get a couple UPS units to protect my (2) Debian 2.0/Linux
> > boxes. I don't need a lot of running time; I just want to be able to
> > shutdown in case of a short power outage. I need a unit with uses a seri
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998, Chris R. Martin wrote:
> I am looking to get a couple UPS units to protect my (2) Debian 2.0/Linux
> boxes. I don't need a lot of running time; I just want to be able to
> shutdown in case of a short power outage. I need a unit with uses a serial
> port t
Chris R. Martin wrote:
> I am looking to get a couple UPS units to protect my (2) Debian 2.0/Linux
> boxes. I don't need a lot of running time; I just want to be able to
> shutdown in case of a short power outage. I need a unit with uses a serial
> port to communicate its statu
power failure so
far.
Checkout www.pricewatch.com and www.pricescan.com for cheap mail order
prices.
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998, Chris R. Martin wrote:
> I am looking to get a couple UPS units to protect my (2) Debian 2.0/Linux
> boxes. I don't need a lot of running time; I just want to
I am looking to get a couple UPS units to protect my (2) Debian 2.0/Linux
boxes. I don't need a lot of running time; I just want to be able to
shutdown in case of a short power outage. I need a unit with uses a serial
port to communicate its status, but statistics, etc are not needed. Al
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On Wed, 16 Sep 1998, Pere Camps wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Anybody know a good (cheap too!) UPS that can also work as a UPS
> for debian?
>
> I guess 400W would do it. It's only a K6 and a 15" monitor.
I would like to su
Hi!
Anybody know a good (cheap too!) UPS that can also work as a UPS
for debian?
I guess 400W would do it. It's only a K6 and a 15" monitor.
TIA!
Salutacions, Pere __oUltima Ratio Regum
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Hello
I'm now interested about UPS and Linux, I'll appreciate a lot if anybody
can send me the past articles about it (that were a lot)
Many thanks
Ulisses
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I have a small APC BackUPS Pro working with debian linux. The genpower
debian package is really easy to get working for that unit.
Alan Davis
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (William R. Ward) (William R. Ward) (William R. Ward)
(William R. Ward) (William R. Ward) writes:
> They sell controller software for SCO Unix; is Debian
> binary-compatible enough to run SCO binaries? I seem to recall
> hearing it is. Barring that, I'll have to see if I can't
OTECTED]>
>> writes:
>> > On 5 Feb 1998, William R Ward wrote:
>> >> Like a dummy, I bought a UPS without bothering to check if genpowerd
>> >> supports it (I don't think it does). But before taking it back (I
>> >> believe I have a wee
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Brian White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Like a dummy, I bought a UPS without bothering to check if genpowerd
>> supports it (I don't think it does). But before taking it back (I
>> believe I have a week to do so and it's
On Sat, 7 Feb 1998, Ralph Winslow wrote:
> William R. Ward wrote:
> > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, " Raymond A. Ingles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > writes:
> > > The UPS-HOWTO has a lot of info about using a UPS under Linux. I'd check
> &
William R. Ward wrote:
>
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, " Raymond A. Ingles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> writes:
> > On 5 Feb 1998, William R Ward wrote:
> >> Like a dummy, I bought a UPS without bothering to check if genpowerd
> >> supports it
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, " Raymond A. Ingles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 5 Feb 1998, William R Ward wrote:
>> Like a dummy, I bought a UPS without bothering to check if genpowerd
>> supports it (I don't think it does). But before taking it
On 5 Feb 1998, William R Ward wrote:
> Like a dummy, I bought a UPS without bothering to check if genpowerd
> supports it (I don't think it does). But before taking it back (I
> believe I have a week to do so and it's real stormy now, so I'm glad
> to have it anyway)
> Like a dummy, I bought a UPS without bothering to check if genpowerd
> supports it (I don't think it does). But before taking it back (I
> believe I have a week to do so and it's real stormy now, so I'm glad
> to have it anyway), I wanted to ask if anyone knew if I
Like a dummy, I bought a UPS without bothering to check if genpowerd
supports it (I don't think it does). But before taking it back (I
believe I have a week to do so and it's real stormy now, so I'm glad
to have it anyway), I wanted to ask if anyone knew if I could do
anything wit
Rob,
I still haven't got ftape reinstalled here, so I don't have any new
suggestions other than that you might want to ask for help on the
'linux-tape@vger.rutgers.edu' list. Claus-Justice Heine, the ftape
author, is quite active on that list. I understand that he has
just released a kernel pat
Lets start this with a few *sighs* :/ I have now recompiled kernel 2.0.32
fine. The compile went fine and with no errors at all. I made sure that
ftape *was not* included. After editing the MCONFIG file and compiling
ftape yet again it still doesn't work.. i get errors as such:
ftmt: com
>
> While the UPS-HOWTO is very informative, I was also looking for a
> Linux oriented consumer review of UPS models and features, some Linux
> user's web pages with a little more up to date info than the Aug 1994
> date shown in one part of the HOWTO, as well as a
> > > I recommend Best Power's products (I use their "intelligent" Fortress
> > > model
[...]
> > Yes, I strongly recommend AGAINST APC. I own one, it works but they keep
> > the interface secret, and they have minus one support. Of course if you
On Fri, 02 Jan 1998 01:03:44 +0100, grin wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Dec 1997, Michael Stutz wrote:
> >
> > I recommend Best Power's products (I use their "intelligent" Fortress model
> > on my single-user sytem), see a recent copy of the UPS HOWTO. They are a
>
On Fri, 26 Dec 1997, Michael Stutz wrote:
> > Is a UPS good protection or is it "fluff"?
>
> It's well worth it. My UPS has saved my system at least four times in the
> past year.
Good stuff. I know no worse feeling than a powered-off-in-10ms Linux
server.
>
door, no one had a
clue. The firemen just saw another fire, my neighboring computer users just
saw entertainment, but my Best UPS was beeping madly, and after 70 minutes I
didn't even wait for the Best software to send my computer a shutdown command.
My best computer showed an incoming
On Thu, 25 Dec 1997, David Stern wrote:
> Is a UPS good protection or is it "fluff"?
It's well worth it. My UPS has saved my system at least four times in the
past year.
> Are there any Linux UPS resources out there other than the HOWTO ? I'd
> like to find out w
Hi,
> Thanks, I was unfamiliar with Exide/Deltec and LanSafe. I got a lot of
> good hits with a search and I see they're rated very highly.
We have a Deltec PowerRite 1500VA UPS here and it is a really nice
product. I haven't try the LanSafe III Linux version but the NetWare
On 26 Dec 1997 03:41:08 GMT, "Eloy A. Paris" wrote:
>
> Uhhmmm, the UPS-HOWTO is an excellent document, but if you want an
> "out of the box" solution instead of a "do it yourself" one Exide
> Electronics (same as Deltec Power) sells UPS's that come
David Stern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: Are there any Linux UPS resources out there other than the HOWTO ? I'd
: like to find out which models have "intelligent" UPS features working
: with Linux, and which models ship with prefabricated RS-232 cables for
: Linux.
Uhhmmm
problem initially struck, I reinstalled my window manager and copied
back my configuration file, and the problem appears to be fixed.
Is a UPS good protection or is it "fluff"? I mostly get a lot of
surges, a number of outages, and some lightning. Currently I have a
heavy
ems to have the name brand recognition, but they are not
>> Linux-friendly (though there has been a lot of reverse-engineering).
>>
>> BEST and TrippLite get nice marks, but not too common in stores. They
>> are mentioned in HOWTO I read, but only very briefly.
>>
>
Re: UPSs
> APC seems to have the name brand recognition, but they are not
> Linux-friendly (though there has been a lot of reverse-engineering).
> BEST and TrippLite get nice marks, but not too common in stores. They
> are mentioned in HOWTO I read, but only very briefly.
>
Dan Hugo wrote:
>
> Opti-UPS gets great reviews in the general press, but no connection
> (that I have found, HOWTO's or otherwise) between any Linux users and
> that brand of UPS.
>
> Does anyone know anything about the Opti-UPS's? I sent mail to their
> te
Dan Hugo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> BEST and TrippLite get nice marks, but not too common in stores. They
> are mentioned in HOWTO I read, but only very briefly.
Go with a Best Power, IMHO. The one sitting on top of my computer is
great. It's compact, light (for a UPS), no-
x-friendly (though there has been a lot of reverse-engineering).
BEST and TrippLite get nice marks, but not too common in stores. They
are mentioned in HOWTO I read, but only very briefly.
Opti-UPS gets great reviews in the general press, but no connection
(that I have found, HOWTO's or otherwi
Hi again !
Ups ... it was not "undefined symbols" but "unresolved symbols"!
Like "unresolved symbol pci_bios ... device... something"
Any ideas, how I can fix this ?
Regards
badpixel of bad sector
michael legart
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On Sat, 22 Feb 1997, Giuseppe Vacanti wrote:
> Is anybody using a UPS with debian who would care to email how they
> are faring?
>
> Is APC a good UPS to buy? Do I need a special cable? And how should I
> go about sizing the UPS (I mean, do I need a 200W UPS if the power
> s
On Sat, 22 Feb 1997, Giuseppe Vacanti wrote:
>
> Is anybody using a UPS with debian who would care to email how they
> are faring?
>
> Is APC a good UPS to buy? Do I need a special cable? And how should I
> go about sizing the UPS (I mean, do I need a 200W UPS if the power
>
Is anybody using a UPS with debian who would care to email how they
are faring?
Is APC a good UPS to buy? Do I need a special cable? And how should I
go about sizing the UPS (I mean, do I need a 200W UPS if the power
supply of my box is 200W)?
Thanks,
Giuseppe
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> Is there any Linux / Debian support for the APC UPS PRO series ??
> If so, what package/program should I be looking for ?
>
> Thanks.
Yes, most likely. Read the UPS-HOWTO from the following URL:
http://amelia.experiment.db.erau.edu/ldp/HOWTO/UP
> Is there any Linux / Debian support for the APC UPS PRO series ??
> If so, what package/program should I be looking for ?
I just uploaded "genpower" into unstable in December. I've been using
it on my APC Backups-Pro 420 for several months. It works great!
Incl
Is there any Linux / Debian support for the APC UPS PRO series ??
If so, what package/program should I be looking for ?
Thanks.
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