07-06-2016, 05:07 AM
(07-06-2016, 04:06 AM)pfeerick Wrote:(07-05-2016, 12:16 PM)xalius Wrote: Powerbutton works fine on Ubuntu without a battery (don't have one yet). The powerbutton has some basic functions as it is connected to the PMIC, like power-on and hard power-off if you keep it pressed long enough (>10s iirc). Besides that it generates an interrupt on the A64 an then it is completely up to the software (drivers and userpsace) what happens, so your experience varies according to what kernel/os/desktop etc you are running.
Hm... so can you power on your pine64 just by pressing the button (without a battery, of course!)? If so, I wonder what is different about the ubuntu distro then... as something is configured differently to the debian distro I've been running.
I've not been able to "power on" either debian image I have tried. Have shutdown menu and suspend capability as noted below. Have not tried ubuntu, so can't speak to that one.
"Power on" capability is there for remix and android, as I'd expect.
