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Would you mind sharing some information on your setup? What make/model laptop do you have and what distro are you using? Did you have to do anything specific to
by ditoa 15y ago
Would you mind sharing some information on your setup? What make/model laptop do you have and what distro are you using? Did you have to do anything specific to get the power management to work properly? Cheers
- michaelmoss 15y ago<Shameless Plug> I'm using a System76 laptop (http://www.system76.com/laptops/model/gazelle http://www.system76.com/laptops/model/gazelle) and the power management works quite well. The System76 team partnered with Ubuntu to provide enhanced drivers to support all of their hardware with zero configuration to the end-user. I wish the multi-touch hardware was a bit better, but otherwise, I can't say enough good things about my new laptop.
- ditoa 15y agoThanks for the reply. Have you tried any other distros on it? Specifically I am interested in Arch. Thanks.
- mbq 15y agoMy setup is Arch at Toshiba R830, with toshiba_acpi and uswsusp.
- Nick_C 15y agoAssuming Arch is still based on Slackware: Slackware 13.37 on my Compaq Presario (C700 series) works great. It never used to, back in the 12.0 Slackware days, and then I gave up and forgot about it. A few months ago I decided to try again and it just worked. Check out your scripts in /etc/acpi and try `acpi_listen` to see what event is triggered.