- Package:
- acpi-support
- Source:
- acpi-support
- Submitter:
- Per Andersson
- Date:
- 2014-09-26 13:39:16 UTC
- Severity:
- normal
Hi! My laptop has previously suspended on lid close with external monitor connected. It does not anymore. It suspends on lid close without any external monitor connected.
Did it work with 0.142-3? Michael
It should have, but I have tried 0.142-2 and 0.142-3 from snapshots.d.o now without any success. I have checked pm-utils and xfce4-power-manager but those have not changed recently. At the same time as I upgraded acpi-support I also installed linux-image-3.16-1-amd64 3.16.2-3. I tried with previously installed kernels 3.14 and also 3.12, still no dice. With the 3.12 kernel the external monitor is turned off briefly when the lid is closed, but the laptop never suspends. The laptop suspends without the monitor connected, but does not lock the screensaver, see #762176. I also installed laptop-mode-tools, but have tried removing it and the laptop still does not suspend with the external monitor connected.
Is xfce4-power-manager running? If so, the problem almost surely does not lie
in acpisupport.
acpi-support only handles these events only if no other software that is supposed to handle the same is running. One of the checks done is this:
PMS="/usr/bin/xfce4-power-manager /usr/bin/mate-power-manager /usr/lib/dalston/dalston-power-applet"
pidof -x $PMS > /dev/null [...]
I guess this return success on your system meaning the acpi-support script in
question should immediately exit.
Michael
I have of course tried with mixed scenarios where xfce4-power-manager have not been running also. :-) This has probably been handled by xfce4-power-manager on my laptop previously. The bug report is still valid though, since acpi-support does not suspend with the external monitor connected.
Ah, that woul dhave been so easy. :) Does pm-suspend called by itself suspend? Michael
It does, with external monitor connected.
Then, I'm afraid, we need some more debugging. Maybe the same reason as the other bug. Michael