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Hi folks,
you might remember, I was searching for the reason, that on tty1 -5 the blank time is too short.
After I checked all the variable, now I believe, it is a bug in the kernel itself. As I tested with two identical configured systems (one is amd64, the other i386) and confirmed all configurations are identical (including /etc/console-tools/config), I checked
cat /sys/module/kernel/parameters/consoleblank On the working system, I got "600" (which is 10 minutes) and the non working system I got "60" (which is only 1 minute).
I also tried "consoleblank=600" as kernel parameter, but with no success, just as the kernel does ignore the setting.
It looks like the kernel itself got the problem, as when setting "setterm -blank 60", then it is working until next boot.
The only differnce between both systems is just the kernel.
Ah, and of course I checked the initscript, which is reading from /etc/console-tools/config, here also both systems are identical.
Maybe there was a typo in the i386-kernel when built? 60 instead of 600? As far as I read, the blanktime is hardcoded in the kernel.
The running kernel here is 4.19.0-4-i386.
Would be nice, if someone could confirm my issue before I file a bugreport.
Again: This issue appeares only on my i386-system and appeared suddenly after an upgrade.
Best regards
Hans |
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