rc.resume and rc.suspend not executed on 6.2-RELEASE with acpi

Hi,

on my 6.2-RELEASE with acpi runnning, the script
/etc/rc.suspend is not executed when going to S3 and also
the /etc/rc.resume when waking up. Filepermissions are 755.
Any ideas?

BTW: Who's invoking these scripts? I saw it in apmd.conf but
as I use acpi instead of apm this should not be relevant.

greetings,
Ede

       
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Ede Ratzefick wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> on my 6.2-RELEASE with acpi runnning, the script
/etc/rc.suspend is not executed when going to S3 and also
the /etc/rc.resume when waking up. Filepermissions are 755.
Any ideas?
> 
> BTW: Who's invoking these scripts? I saw it in
apmd.conf but as I use acpi instead of apm this should not
be relevant.

If you're using the apm -z command or zzz, they will be
executed.  If
you use the physical sleep button, they will not.  Fixing
this required
some API changes as the kernel can't run usermode scripts
directly and
the button is handled by a kernel driver.

If you try 7.0 or -current, you should find this works for
you.

-- 
Nate
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