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+ | == Turning off the locked screen after suspending? == | ||
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+ | I thought this would remove the screen-lock after suspend: | ||
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+ | editting `/etc/default/acpi_support` and setting | ||
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+ | That doesn't seem to work. What else is needed? | ||
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Revision as of 05:30, 20 February 2007
hi, running ubuntu 6.10 on a T20
power-management:
- apm leeds to a unsuccessful shutdown (hangs on the last splash) - acpi=force works pretty good, even suspend to ram and suspend to disk, after some amendments to /etc/default/acpi-support:
-- MODULES="snd_cs46xx" (modules to restart) -- RESTART_IRDA=true
sound:
processor freq. scaling causes interruptions in sound output to avoid this, disable scaling by removing the service powernowd (system > administration > service ...)
more to come if i have more time ;-)
if you agree with this, after validation, we could put this to the wiki
greetings martin
please edit directly
Martin,
Your content has now been merged with the main page. Feel free to update it directly in the future.
--MarkStosberg 02:54, 14 February 2007 (CET)
Turning off the locked screen after suspending?
I thought this would remove the screen-lock after suspend:
editting `/etc/default/acpi_support` and setting
LOCK_SCREEN=false
That doesn't seem to work. What else is needed?
Mark