Sorry I missed this trhead.
I wonder, is there a way to make the
apc power daemon recognise the
ups?
I'm sorry for being so poor in knowledge,
but I could not understand the docs and
faqs about the ups software.
I do not know what to type on the command line
or what application to bring up to co
On Tue, 8 Oct 2002 13:33:56 -0700
Cory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Speaking of APC BackUPS, I have a 650 BackUPS Pro, with serial status
> reporting. How can I integrate the Smart portion into linux? I would love to
> know how to set it up so that when there's only a couple of minutes left of
>
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Subject:Re: [newbie] APC BackUPS 500
<< File: message.footer >> On Monday October 7 2002 11:36 am, Sharrea
wrote:
> Tom,
> (I saved your message above back in August) If you don't mind me
> asking, in your opinion, would an APC BackUPS 50
--- Tom Brinkman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tuesday October 8 2002 08:20 am, Sabin, Matthew wrote:
> > I should probably start this with "don't try this at home..." but I'm
> > going to propose precicely that:
> >
> > I have taken an APC UPS with batteries which had failed, and replaced
> >
On Tuesday October 8 2002 08:20 am, Sabin, Matthew wrote:
> I should probably start this with "don't try this at home..." but I'm
> going to propose precicely that:
>
> I have taken an APC UPS with batteries which had failed, and replaced
> them with cables run out the side to a pair of golf-cart
Title: RE: [newbie] APC BackUPS 500
I should probably start this with "don't try this at home..." but I'm going to propose precicely that:
I have taken an APC UPS with batteries which had failed, and replaced them with cables run out the side to a pair of golf-cart
On Tuesday 08 Oct 2002 8:13 am, Tom Brinkman wrote:
>It'd probly get both systems past a real short power loss, but you
> really should get an UPS for each system. There's cheaper UPS' than
> APC, but with those you'll probly endin spendin more than the initial
> savings down the road replaci
On Monday October 7 2002 11:36 am, Sharrea wrote:
> Tom,
> (I saved your message above back in August) If you don't mind me
> asking, in your opinion, would an APC BackUPS 500 run an Athlon 1.0
> GHz and a Duron 900 MHz both with 17" monitors (also plugged in)? And
> perhaps my external modem? I
On Saturday 03 Aug 2002 6:31 am, Tom Brinkman wrote:
> 150W per system would probly be overkill. You can't just add up PSU
> ratings. 'Sides y'all are forgetting addin in monitors. Still, figure
> 150W per system is probly adequate for most all systems includin the
> monitor. Mostly UPS's a
I have an APC BackUPS 500 hooked up to a 7.1 box using the cable provided
with the UPS. I installed the apcupsd-3.8.0-1mdk-i586.rpm and followed the
instructions for setting up the config file for my UPS. The daemon doesn't
power down the Linux box and I am not sure what I did wrong.
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