I have an idea for a workaround: in crontab add a new line "0 * * * *
DISPLAY=:0.0 xset +dpms". You can see that when you have this problem,
xset q shows that dpms is disabled, and after running xset +dpms, xset q
shows that dpms is enabled. Hopefully some people may find this
workaround handy. I t
Hi dvstin,
Thank you for your workaround. Unfortunately it doesn't work in my case.
When I had a look at the dpms status, it was enabled even if blank
screen doesn't work.
Servus, Spack
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I'm seeing this behavior in Intrepid (kubuntu). Every few hours DPMS stops
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My timings are still there, but 'xset q' reports 'DPMS is Disabled'
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Same problem in Jaunty.
It is gnome and gnome power manager to blame, everything works fine in xfce
with xfce power manager.
The screen tries do dimm down and right before its black it goes back to full
brightness.
Im really tired of this bug, since YEARS Gnome is not able to reliably dimm my
sc
Spack, can you confirm that 'xset dpms force off' turns your display
off?
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dvstin, yes, with 'xset dpms force off' the display turns off.
I think an interesting thing is the comment from schmolch:
"Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading. Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to
full brightness agai
Today I did a diff between the "xset q" output when blank screen worked
and after blank screen did not work anymore: there were no differences.
Maybe this information is helpful. Please let me know if I should do
other tests.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
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Discussion of a similar bug in Karmic is going on here: bug #385633
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I guess that this is a duplicate of Bug #59589. Gnome-Power-Manager is
connected to the screen saver idle time. DPMS works fine for me with my Intel
hardware but it is correct that the xset dpms values gets reset after a short
period. This wouldn't be any problem if the Gnome power manager has m
I have it set to 1m/2m but it doesn't turn off.
Killing screensaver or power-manager does not help either.
I would file a xorg bug about this but too many times i have seen them
reply "Use cvs or else we don't care".
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Does at least the screensaver start after one minute?
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It did not until i rebooted.
In a couple of hours it will be broken again.
Im not even using suspend, my Laptop is just idling.
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Gutsy LIve CD?
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You are right of course, i can install hardy within 20m on a free partition
with unetbootin.
In my infinite wisdom i partitioned my hdd to take 6 different distros to play
around with and 3 slots are still free.
I will install hardy and leave it running over a few nights. If DPMS does not
break
I have 16h uptime now and DPMS stopped working a couple of hours ago, so it
takes a long time until it breaks for some unknown reason. I dont use any
audio/video programs, the only thing that i could imagine trying to access the
soundcard would be some random flash-content while surfing the web.
I guess instead of Gentoo I would install Gutsy or Hardy on a separate partion
just to recheck with a default install but I guess an external CD drive would
be easier.
Btw. I don't think that Flash is able to prevent the screensaver especially if
it isn't active.
--
DPMS is broken
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I just noticed something.
Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading.
Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to full brightness again
until 9m later it tries (and fails) again.
I grepped /var/log/ for the time where the screensav
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this bug has enough information provided for a developer to begin work,
I'm going to mark it as confirmed and let them handle it from here.
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Just a note from me, my problem seems to have been resolved in Intrepid.
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I have the same problem. After boot it works, screen is shut-off after
configured time-out. But after a few hours it stops. Manually using "> xset
dpms force standby/suspend/off" always works.
Currently using Ubuntu 8.04, but I have had this problem on previous versions
as well. Terrible that no
I have the same problem. After boot it works, screen is shut-off after
configured time-out. But after a few hours it stops. Manually using "> xset
dpms force standby/suspend/off" always works.
Currently using Ubuntu 8.04, but I have had this problem on previous versions
as well. Terrible that no
Thanks for reporting this bug and any supporting documentation. Since
this bug has enough information provided for a developer to begin work,
I'm going to mark it as confirmed and let them handle it from here.
Thanks for taking the time to make Ubuntu better!
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ub
Just a note from me, my problem seems to have been resolved in Intrepid.
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I have an idea for a workaround: in crontab add a new line "0 * * * *
DISPLAY=:0.0 xset +dpms". You can see that when you have this problem,
xset q shows that dpms is disabled, and after running xset +dpms, xset q
shows that dpms is enabled. Hopefully some people may find this
workaround handy. I t
Hi dvstin,
Thank you for your workaround. Unfortunately it doesn't work in my case.
When I had a look at the dpms status, it was enabled even if blank
screen doesn't work.
Servus, Spack
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Spack, can you confirm that 'xset dpms force off' turns your display
off?
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dvstin, yes, with 'xset dpms force off' the display turns off.
I think an interesting thing is the comment from schmolch:
"Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading. Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to
full brightness agai
Today I did a diff between the "xset q" output when blank screen worked
and after blank screen did not work anymore: there were no differences.
Maybe this information is helpful. Please let me know if I should do
other tests.
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
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Same problem in Jaunty.
It is gnome and gnome power manager to blame, everything works fine in xfce
with xfce power manager.
The screen tries do dimm down and right before its black it goes back to full
brightness.
Im really tired of this bug, since YEARS Gnome is not able to reliably dimm my
sc
I'm seeing this behavior in Intrepid (kubuntu). Every few hours DPMS stops
working.
My timings are still there, but 'xset q' reports 'DPMS is Disabled'
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Spack, can you confirm that 'xset dpms force off' turns your display
off?
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dvstin, yes, with 'xset dpms force off' the display turns off.
I think an interesting thing is the comment from schmolch:
"Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading. Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to
full brightness agai
Today I did a diff between the "xset q" output when blank screen worked
and after blank screen did not work anymore: there were no differences.
Maybe this information is helpful. Please let me know if I should do
other tests.
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
You received t
I guess that this is a duplicate of Bug #59589. Gnome-Power-Manager is
connected to the screen saver idle time. DPMS works fine for me with my Intel
hardware but it is correct that the xset dpms values gets reset after a short
period. This wouldn't be any problem if the Gnome power manager has m
I have it set to 1m/2m but it doesn't turn off.
Killing screensaver or power-manager does not help either.
I would file a xorg bug about this but too many times i have seen them
reply "Use cvs or else we don't care".
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
You received this bug
Does at least the screensaver start after one minute?
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It did not until i rebooted.
In a couple of hours it will be broken again.
Im not even using suspend, my Laptop is just idling.
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Maybe it is a mouse issue or a program is polling like video player or
some audio programs. Could you please recheck this issue with Ubuntu
Gutsy LIve CD?
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You are right of course, i can install hardy within 20m on a free partition
with unetbootin.
In my infinite wisdom i partitioned my hdd to take 6 different distros to play
around with and 3 slots are still free.
I will install hardy and leave it running over a few nights. If DPMS does not
break
I have 16h uptime now and DPMS stopped working a couple of hours ago, so it
takes a long time until it breaks for some unknown reason. I dont use any
audio/video programs, the only thing that i could imagine trying to access the
soundcard would be some random flash-content while surfing the web.
I guess instead of Gentoo I would install Gutsy or Hardy on a separate partion
just to recheck with a default install but I guess an external CD drive would
be easier.
Btw. I don't think that Flash is able to prevent the screensaver especially if
it isn't active.
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs
I just noticed something.
Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading.
Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to full brightness again
until 9m later it tries (and fails) again.
I grepped /var/log/ for the time where the screensav
I'm seeing this behavior in Intrepid (kubuntu). Every few hours DPMS stops
working.
My timings are still there, but 'xset q' reports 'DPMS is Disabled'
--
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Same problem in Jaunty.
It is gnome and gnome power manager to blame, everything works fine in xfce
with xfce power manager.
The screen tries do dimm down and right before its black it goes back to full
brightness.
Im really tired of this bug, since YEARS Gnome is not able to reliably dimm my
sc
Discussion of a similar bug in Karmic is going on here: bug #385633
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I have an idea for a workaround: in crontab add a new line "0 * * * *
DISPLAY=:0.0 xset +dpms". You can see that when you have this problem,
xset q shows that dpms is disabled, and after running xset +dpms, xset q
shows that dpms is enabled. Hopefully some people may find this
workaround handy. I t
Hi dvstin,
Thank you for your workaround. Unfortunately it doesn't work in my case.
When I had a look at the dpms status, it was enabled even if blank
screen doesn't work.
Servus, Spack
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I have the same problem. After boot it works, screen is shut-off after
configured time-out. But after a few hours it stops. Manually using "> xset
dpms force standby/suspend/off" always works.
Currently using Ubuntu 8.04, but I have had this problem on previous versions
as well. Terrible that no
I guess that this is a duplicate of Bug #59589. Gnome-Power-Manager is
connected to the screen saver idle time. DPMS works fine for me with my Intel
hardware but it is correct that the xset dpms values gets reset after a short
period. This wouldn't be any problem if the Gnome power manager has m
I have it set to 1m/2m but it doesn't turn off.
Killing screensaver or power-manager does not help either.
I would file a xorg bug about this but too many times i have seen them
reply "Use cvs or else we don't care".
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
You received this bug
Does at least the screensaver start after one minute?
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It did not until i rebooted.
In a couple of hours it will be broken again.
Im not even using suspend, my Laptop is just idling.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
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Maybe it is a mouse issue or a program is polling like video player or
some audio programs. Could you please recheck this issue with Ubuntu
Gutsy LIve CD?
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is
You are right of course, i can install hardy within 20m on a free partition
with unetbootin.
In my infinite wisdom i partitioned my hdd to take 6 different distros to play
around with and 3 slots are still free.
I will install hardy and leave it running over a few nights. If DPMS does not
break
I have 16h uptime now and DPMS stopped working a couple of hours ago, so it
takes a long time until it breaks for some unknown reason. I dont use any
audio/video programs, the only thing that i could imagine trying to access the
soundcard would be some random flash-content while surfing the web.
I guess instead of Gentoo I would install Gutsy or Hardy on a separate partion
just to recheck with a default install but I guess an external CD drive would
be easier.
Btw. I don't think that Flash is able to prevent the screensaver especially if
it isn't active.
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs
I just noticed something.
Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading.
Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to full brightness again
until 9m later it tries (and fails) again.
I grepped /var/log/ for the time where the screensav
Thanks for reporting this bug and any supporting documentation. Since
this bug has enough information provided for a developer to begin work,
I'm going to mark it as confirmed and let them handle it from here.
Thanks for taking the time to make Ubuntu better!
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ub
Just a note from me, my problem seems to have been resolved in Intrepid.
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Thanks for reporting this bug and any supporting documentation. Since
this bug has enough information provided for a developer to begin work,
I'm going to mark it as confirmed and let them handle it from here.
Thanks for taking the time to make Ubuntu better!
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ub
Thanks for reporting this bug and any supporting documentation. Since
this bug has enough information provided for a developer to begin work,
I'm going to mark it as confirmed and let them handle it from here.
Thanks for taking the time to make Ubuntu better!
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ub
I guess that this is a duplicate of Bug #59589. Gnome-Power-Manager is
connected to the screen saver idle time. DPMS works fine for me with my Intel
hardware but it is correct that the xset dpms values gets reset after a short
period. This wouldn't be any problem if the Gnome power manager has m
I have it set to 1m/2m but it doesn't turn off.
Killing screensaver or power-manager does not help either.
I would file a xorg bug about this but too many times i have seen them
reply "Use cvs or else we don't care".
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
You received this bug
Does at least the screensaver start after one minute?
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It did not until i rebooted.
In a couple of hours it will be broken again.
Im not even using suspend, my Laptop is just idling.
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Maybe it is a mouse issue or a program is polling like video player or
some audio programs. Could you please recheck this issue with Ubuntu
Gutsy LIve CD?
--
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
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I have the same problem. After boot it works, screen is shut-off after
configured time-out. But after a few hours it stops. Manually using "> xset
dpms force standby/suspend/off" always works.
Currently using Ubuntu 8.04, but I have had this problem on previous versions
as well. Terrible that no
You are right of course, i can install hardy within 20m on a free partition
with unetbootin.
In my infinite wisdom i partitioned my hdd to take 6 different distros to play
around with and 3 slots are still free.
I will install hardy and leave it running over a few nights. If DPMS does not
break
I have 16h uptime now and DPMS stopped working a couple of hours ago, so it
takes a long time until it breaks for some unknown reason. I dont use any
audio/video programs, the only thing that i could imagine trying to access the
soundcard would be some random flash-content while surfing the web.
I guess instead of Gentoo I would install Gutsy or Hardy on a separate partion
just to recheck with a default install but I guess an external CD drive would
be easier.
Btw. I don't think that Flash is able to prevent the screensaver especially if
it isn't active.
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs
I just noticed something.
Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading.
Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to full brightness again
until 9m later it tries (and fails) again.
I grepped /var/log/ for the time where the screensav
Same problem in Jaunty.
It is gnome and gnome power manager to blame, everything works fine in xfce
with xfce power manager.
The screen tries do dimm down and right before its black it goes back to full
brightness.
Im really tired of this bug, since YEARS Gnome is not able to reliably dimm my
sc
I'm seeing this behavior in Intrepid (kubuntu). Every few hours DPMS stops
working.
My timings are still there, but 'xset q' reports 'DPMS is Disabled'
--
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Just a note from me, my problem seems to have been resolved in Intrepid.
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I have an idea for a workaround: in crontab add a new line "0 * * * *
DISPLAY=:0.0 xset +dpms". You can see that when you have this problem,
xset q shows that dpms is disabled, and after running xset +dpms, xset q
shows that dpms is enabled. Hopefully some people may find this
workaround handy. I t
Hi dvstin,
Thank you for your workaround. Unfortunately it doesn't work in my case.
When I had a look at the dpms status, it was enabled even if blank
screen doesn't work.
Servus, Spack
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Spack, can you confirm that 'xset dpms force off' turns your display
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dvstin, yes, with 'xset dpms force off' the display turns off.
I think an interesting thing is the comment from schmolch:
"Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading. Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to
full brightness agai
Today I did a diff between the "xset q" output when blank screen worked
and after blank screen did not work anymore: there were no differences.
Maybe this information is helpful. Please let me know if I should do
other tests.
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
You received t
Discussion of a similar bug in Karmic is going on here: bug #385633
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I have the same problem. After boot it works, screen is shut-off after
configured time-out. But after a few hours it stops. Manually using "> xset
dpms force standby/suspend/off" always works.
Currently using Ubuntu 8.04, but I have had this problem on previous versions
as well. Terrible that no
I have an idea for a workaround: in crontab add a new line "0 * * * *
DISPLAY=:0.0 xset +dpms". You can see that when you have this problem,
xset q shows that dpms is disabled, and after running xset +dpms, xset q
shows that dpms is enabled. Hopefully some people may find this
workaround handy. I t
Hi dvstin,
Thank you for your workaround. Unfortunately it doesn't work in my case.
When I had a look at the dpms status, it was enabled even if blank
screen doesn't work.
Servus, Spack
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Same problem in Jaunty.
It is gnome and gnome power manager to blame, everything works fine in xfce
with xfce power manager.
The screen tries do dimm down and right before its black it goes back to full
brightness.
Im really tired of this bug, since YEARS Gnome is not able to reliably dimm my
sc
I'm seeing this behavior in Intrepid (kubuntu). Every few hours DPMS stops
working.
My timings are still there, but 'xset q' reports 'DPMS is Disabled'
--
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Discussion of a similar bug in Karmic is going on here: bug #385633
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Spack, can you confirm that 'xset dpms force off' turns your display
off?
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dvstin, yes, with 'xset dpms force off' the display turns off.
I think an interesting thing is the comment from schmolch:
"Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading. Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to
full brightness agai
Today I did a diff between the "xset q" output when blank screen worked
and after blank screen did not work anymore: there were no differences.
Maybe this information is helpful. Please let me know if I should do
other tests.
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
You received t
Discussion of a similar bug in Karmic is going on here: bug #385633
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I guess that this is a duplicate of Bug #59589. Gnome-Power-Manager is
connected to the screen saver idle time. DPMS works fine for me with my Intel
hardware but it is correct that the xset dpms values gets reset after a short
period. This wouldn't be any problem if the Gnome power manager has m
I have it set to 1m/2m but it doesn't turn off.
Killing screensaver or power-manager does not help either.
I would file a xorg bug about this but too many times i have seen them
reply "Use cvs or else we don't care".
--
DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
You received this bug
Does at least the screensaver start after one minute?
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It did not until i rebooted.
In a couple of hours it will be broken again.
Im not even using suspend, my Laptop is just idling.
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Maybe it is a mouse issue or a program is polling like video player or
some audio programs. Could you please recheck this issue with Ubuntu
Gutsy LIve CD?
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DPMS is broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193192
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I'm going to mark it as confirmed and let them handle it from here.
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** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ub
You are right of course, i can install hardy within 20m on a free partition
with unetbootin.
In my infinite wisdom i partitioned my hdd to take 6 different distros to play
around with and 3 slots are still free.
I will install hardy and leave it running over a few nights. If DPMS does not
break
I have 16h uptime now and DPMS stopped working a couple of hours ago, so it
takes a long time until it breaks for some unknown reason. I dont use any
audio/video programs, the only thing that i could imagine trying to access the
soundcard would be some random flash-content while surfing the web.
I guess instead of Gentoo I would install Gutsy or Hardy on a separate partion
just to recheck with a default install but I guess an external CD drive would
be easier.
Btw. I don't think that Flash is able to prevent the screensaver especially if
it isn't active.
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DPMS is broken
https://bugs
I just noticed something.
Currently the Screensaver is set to 9m and exactly after 9m of idle-time the
screen starts fading.
Before it gets completely dark though it jumps back to full brightness again
until 9m later it tries (and fails) again.
I grepped /var/log/ for the time where the screensav
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