Okay, so riddle me this. I have totally disabled power management for my
system, created a user profile, made it the same as my default profile so
that it ought to be the only profile that loads. (I do this through the
Trinity Control Center / System Administration / Monitor & Display / Power
Managment.)
Yet my system still goes into hibernate mode (or so I believe) after it has
been left unattended (that is, no direct actions involving myself).
This is a desktop system, built by myself out of parts, but I am running
Devuan Beowulf and the most recent upgrade from the PTB repository. I don't
need to use power management, since there is no battery to worry about.
This annoys me on a daily basis, because I get up in the morning (about noon
or so), and find that it has gone into hibernate mode, despite the fact that
I have left some large downloads unattended, trusting that they could be left
to manage themselves. The power light blinks, the monitor has been shut off,
etc.; and when I press the power button, it springs back to life, except that
I have been disconnected and whatever I have left running has been
interrupted only partially finished.
It used to be I could create a profile, set it to run as the default, and
everything would be fine. But now it always goes into hibernate mode, no
matter what I do. I have also tried to create the profile in administrator
mode, but the result is always the same.
Any clues about what is wrong here? Thanks for any help!
Bill