Re: New sleep code for ATI M6, M7 and M9
OoO Lors de la soirée naissante du lundi 17 mars 2003, vers 18:11,
christophe barbe <christophe@cattlegrid.net> disait:
>> Putting fblevel 0 in the /etc/power/pwrctl(-local) sleep function seems
>> to do the trick, and also seems to hide the garbage on wakeup. :)
> Looks interesting. I have no idea which of the pwrctl_* functions to
> modify for a TiBook3. Also /etc/power/pwrctl-local doesn't exists. Is
> there a simple way to ask for fblevel 0 on suspend and fblevel 15 on
> wake up.
fblevel 15 is far too high. Copy /etc/power/pwrctl to
/etc/power/pwrctl-local, then remove every action in -local (just keep
the structure of the file) and insert your commands as you
wish. -local is called with the same arguments than /etc/power/pwrctl,
at the end of it.
If you just want to do what you say, just grab the event (first
argument I think) which is either sleep or wakeup (or some others but
you are not interested in them).
BTW, with latest DRI (or kernel), you do not need to restore the
display.
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