Re: Button problems

["Stefan Dösinger" <stefandoesinger-RbZlAiThDcE@public.gmane.org>]

> - HP nx7000:
>
>   suspend to ram works. To wake the computer up I have to
>   press the main power button. The computer wakes up. But as
>   soon as everything is restored the ACPI routines detect
>   that the power button had been pressed (the one to wake it up) and
>   act as if the power button was pressed: The linux is shut down
>   (halt), which is obviously not what was expected.
You have to edit your acpid scripts(the one which handle the power button and 
the sleep button)
Method A is to disable any actions done on power button events. Method B is to 
create some marker in the suspend script, e.g. a file in /tmp or /dev/shm, 
before suspend. The power button handler checks for this file. If it's there 
it delets it, otherwise it shuts down the system

>
> - MSI S260:
>
>   The S260 has three buttons: Power button, Lid button, and
>   Sleep button (Fn+F12 "Zz"). /proc/acpi/button says that
>   all three buttons are recognized under ACPI. Power and Lid work,
>   but when the sleep button is pressed just nothing happens.
>   No log entry, no event, the acpid does not even wake up.
>
>   Any idea?  (under WindowsXP it works...)
No Idea here. Sorry. Broken DSDT?

Stefan


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