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standby mode to turn off slitaz

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• Started 7 years ago by Daniel8
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   Daniel8
   

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   Hello,

   Why there is no standby mode to turn off slitaz ?

   it's very useful.

   thanks

   Posted 7 years ago #
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   Daniel8
   

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   I can pause the screen, yes, but not computer.

   maybe be than it's for the memory and so that slitaz is not slowed down after.

   Posted 7 years ago #
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   kultex
   

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   Slitaz is small - everything you Need you have to configure yourself

   You have to install acpi and configure it

   http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/powermanagement-swap#post-39618

   Maybe this thread helps

   Posted 7 years ago #
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   Daniel8
   

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   thank you very much, but it's not easy to understand but i will try

   Posted 7 years ago #
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   Daniel8
   

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   i have installed acpib but after what to do please ?
   i don't see the software..

   and after where i can find the file ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml ?

   it's difficult to understand for a beginner as me ^^;

   Posted 7 years ago #
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   kultex
   

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   Here you will find good instructions

   http://doc.slitaz.org/en:guides:start

   first install cpu frquency scaling:

   http://doc.slitaz.org/en:guides:cpu-frequency

   hidden files you can find with pcmanfm - with strg+h you make hidden files visible or invisible

   Posted 7 years ago #
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   lm2
   

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   you can use pm-utils, with :
   pm-suspend

   to suspend to STR your computer.

   by the way, we are expecting from slitaz a patch for all version to allow common user (aka non root) to be able to suspend the computer (not in command line if possible)

   regards

   Posted 7 years ago #
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   Daniel8
   

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   Thank you very much, and where i can find pm-utils please ?

   Posted 7 years ago #
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   lm2
   

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   tazpkg get-install pm-utils

   (in cli/command line interface, or maybe package manager)

   Posted 7 years ago #
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    Daniel8
    

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    thanks

    Posted 7 years ago #
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    Daniel8
    

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    How i can launch please ?

    i don't find in applications...

    Posted 7 years ago #
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    kultex
    

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    https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pm-utils

    Posted 7 years ago #
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    lm2
    

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    >How i can launch please ?

    >i don't find in applications...

    unfortunately, it wont appear in application : it's a non-intuitive command line tool, so you will have to open the terminal (eg xterm) to use it, in root only;

    waiting from slitaz devs to find like an app/shortcut to make it available by clicking (no cli) without being root (nice idea, like on win/mac)

    Posted 7 years ago #
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    Daniel8
    

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    thanks,

    i have installed

    2017-08-29 03:22:33 - Installed - cpuspeed (1.5)
    2017-08-28 20:14:54 - Installed - acpid (2.0.16)
    2017-08-28 17:17:11 - Installed - pm-utils (1.4.1)
    2017-08-28 17:17:10 - Installed - kbd (2.0.2)
    2017-08-28 17:17:00 - Installed - bash (4.4.5)

    i have need also of change the local hours.

    and now what is the command for configured please ?

    there is too much information...

    i don't understand and not see the simple way for config the Standby mode...

    Posted 7 years ago #
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    Ceel
    

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    @ Daniel8,

    I didn't install pm-utils and can't test it tonight.

    I've had a look quickly to the doc ; seems you have to follow these instructions:

    Suspend on idle/inactivity
    One method relies on xautolock program. Add following:
    xautolock -time 30 -locker "sudo pm-suspend" -detectsleep &
    to ~/.xinitrc. This implies that pm-suspend is called after 30 minutes of inactivity.

    Files that begin with a "." are hidden files; you must indicate to PCManFM if you want to see them.
    ~/.xinitrc = /home/tux/.xinitrc (if you are user tux of course).

    Posted 7 years ago #

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