12 Jun
2012
12 Jun
'12
7:25 p.m.
On Tuesday 12 June 2012 3:30:52 pm Timothy Pearson wrote:
Thanks for the info.
I will wait for kpowersave-nohal to enter the repo, then test it.
--
Peace,
Greg
On Tuesday 12
June 2012 10:39:49 am Timothy Pearson wrote:
hald was not running, but it is installed via hal-trinity metapackage. I
can
manually start it and kpowersave now has some configurable options.
hald is not getting added to any run levels,
Debian uses rcS.d for 'Boot-time system configuration/initialization
script'
rc2.d - rc5.d are multiuser
default runlevel is rc2.d
I'd file a bug against the upstream Debian hal package:
http://packages.debian.org/wheezy/hal
hal-trinity is just a metapackage that requires hal as you are aware, so
the issue with HAL not starting is not a TDE-specific problem.
That being said, be advised that HAL is deprecated and may not be included
for much longer. If possible, please try the new kpowersave-nohal
application and report any bugs you experience when using it so that the
HAL-->udev transition will go more smoothly in the future.
Thanks!
Tim New
laptop, installed Debian Wheezy AMD64, which is Debians current
testing branch
and TDE 3.5.14 from nightly builds., built for Wheezy.
TDE is working well here. Since this is a laptop install I want to
usekpowersave.
I get the kpowersave icon in my systray but there is no inormation or
options
available when I right click on the icon.
Do you have HAL installed? Is HAL running?
There is another application I wrote to directly interact with the new
TDE
hardware library (bypassing HAL altogether), but it does not have a
Debian/Ubuntu package available from the nightly builds yet. Sources
are
here: http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/kpowersave-nohal/
Tim