10-13-2020, 11:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-13-2020, 11:45 PM by quipacorn.
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Hi all,
I've been using my early adopter PineTab more frequently over the past few weeks and there's a lot to like. There's still a few minor nagging things, like the wake on power connect. Basically I'd like to change the behavior so when I plug in a power adapter or it charges to 100% it doesn't automatically wake from sleep. My hope is this is something that can be handled via software, but I could also see it being something at a deeper firmware level. I'm guessing it's the latter.
What I tried:
1. Power manager options (xfce4-power-manager,tlp,etc.)
2. Changing wake parameters in various locations in /sys/ and similar, no dice. Guessing those I found as likely candidates are read-only state parameters.
3. Looked for possible systemd options
4. Those were my best guesses. I tried searching around but most of what I found were related to WoL or BIOS specifically. There was a post on the gentoo forum but that referenced /proc/acpi which is not present.
For reference I'm running Arch + i3.
Thanks in advance!
I've been using my early adopter PineTab more frequently over the past few weeks and there's a lot to like. There's still a few minor nagging things, like the wake on power connect. Basically I'd like to change the behavior so when I plug in a power adapter or it charges to 100% it doesn't automatically wake from sleep. My hope is this is something that can be handled via software, but I could also see it being something at a deeper firmware level. I'm guessing it's the latter.
What I tried:
1. Power manager options (xfce4-power-manager,tlp,etc.)
2. Changing wake parameters in various locations in /sys/ and similar, no dice. Guessing those I found as likely candidates are read-only state parameters.
3. Looked for possible systemd options
4. Those were my best guesses. I tried searching around but most of what I found were related to WoL or BIOS specifically. There was a post on the gentoo forum but that referenced /proc/acpi which is not present.
For reference I'm running Arch + i3.
Thanks in advance!
