⚡➔❌ Press Power Button to Shutdown

[Juanito]

You don't need to run it every time, that was just to test things.

Start the acpi daemon via the init.d script for normal use.

[evertvaningen]

What I did with my own understanding. it works

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nano /home/tc/.X.d/run.sh
Containing

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#!/bin/sh
sudo acpid -dfl
Make it runnable...

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sudo chmod +x /home/tc/.X.d/run.sh

Start the acpi daemon via the init.d script for normal use.

So edit the init.d file and add

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sudo acpi start

[gerald_clark]

Add "/usr/local/etc/init.d/ acpid start" to /opt/bootlocal.sh
Do NOT edit the init.d file, and don't put anything in ~/.X.d.

[evertvaningen]

Add "/usr/local/etc/init.d/ acpid start" to /opt/bootlocal.sh
Do NOT edit the init.d file, and don't put anything in ~/.X.d.

Got it...

Do NOT edit the init.d file, and don't put anything in ~/.X.d.

Why Gerald?

[gerald_clark]

The init.d file works as distributed.
Don't break it.

[polikuo]

don't put anything in ~/.X.d.

The scripts under ~/.X.d only execute whenever the X server starts.

Some users do not need X server on their machine.

/opt/bootlocal.sh is for system maintenance.

[evertvaningen]

Add "/usr/local/etc/init.d/ acpid start" to /opt/bootlocal.sh

After boot button does nothing, still have to do sudo acpid start to get it to work.

[Misalf]

It seems a space accidentally slipped in.
/usr/local/etc/init.d/ acpid start
should be
/usr/local/etc/init.d/acpid start

[evertvaningen]

It seems a space accidentally slipped in.
/usr/local/etc/init.d/ acpid start
should be
/usr/local/etc/init.d/acpid start

It can happen, thank you... now my tutorial is complete.

You'll see