10 Aug
2017
10 Aug
'17
12:54 p.m.
Hello all,
Klaptop is no more working on my laptop with newer distributions. Both suspend
and hibernate just lock.
I guess that acpi is no more accessed the same way. On Debian 9 I was able to
use s2ram and s2disk, but could not test anything under TDE because I could
not access teh repositories to install.
The latest SUSE does not have these utilities anymore, it uses systemctl
instead. I was able to get Klaptop to work by
replacing /opt/bin/klaptop_acpi_helper with a script running systemctl
suspend. Seems to work so far but it's rather a hack.
Shouldn't klaptop be brought to an up-to-date level? Or provide some way of
editing the suspend/hibernate commands depending on the machine?
Would this be a big task?
Thierry