kernel 2.6.0-test4 /proc/acpi/sleep gone?
Hi,
i've noticed a similar question from another user (without answer if i recall cerrectly):
i'm running kernel 2.6.0-test4 with swsusp and sleep selected and acpi on. Curiously /proc/acpi/sleep does not show up...any possible clue or...change?
2.6.0-test2 works fine, and with a toshiba satellite S5200-801 i can S3 (sleep) the machine successfully...well cpad tends to freeze and disappear...
thank you,
marco trevisani
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i've noticed a similar question from another user (without answer if i recall cerrectly):
i'm running kernel 2.6.0-test4 with swsusp and sleep selected and acpi on. Curiously/proc/acpi/sleepdoes not show up...any possible clue or...change?
2.6.0-test2 works fine, and with a toshiba satellite S5200-801 i can S3 (sleep) the machine successfully...well cpad tends to freeze and disappear...
It should be back in -test6 or so.
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Hi,
i've noticed a similar question from another user (without answer if i recall cerrectly):
i'm running kernel 2.6.0-test4 with swsusp and sleep selected and acpi on. Curiously/proc/acpi/sleepdoes not show up...any possible clue or...change?
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Thank you for you reply. Though even in
/proc/sys/it is missing power/state, if i understood correctly that posting, which referrs to/proc/sys/power/stateas the new place for standby etc. Am I correct?thanks,
marco
Sorry for not being clear. You have to add a line to your /etc/fstab that look like this:
none /sys sysfs defaults 0 0
Then make the directory /sys and mount /sys (or reboot). Then you'll find /sys/power/state, and you can echo -n ' one of {standby|mem|disk} to /sys/power/state.
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