Tiny Core Linux
Off-Topic => Off-Topic - Tiny Core Lounge => Topic started by: vinceASPECT on January 31, 2023, 05:17:30 PM
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Hi forum
age old question
.....does TCL 64 bit have an extension so as you can SLEEP the
Tinycore session running on the laptop....?....meaning put the laptop to sleep or standby........?
if so......where is it .......and how?
thx
C
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Have you tried searching the forums using suspend and resume?
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Hello Juanto,
Forum posts say to do
echoing to............ /sys/power/state
and choose say the "Mem" option to sleep the machine to Ram.
Doing a CAT command shows you what modes of sleep your TCL machine will support.
It's all "Kernel level commands" above.......it says that no TCL EXTENSIONS are needed for sleeping a TCL machine.......
but does the tcl 64 bit Kernel support those commands.
thx
C
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Both 32-bit and 64-bit kernels support these commands - it would be better to exit your gui before giving the command and wifi might not restart.
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Juanto Sir,
Thanks.
The reason for needing a "sleeping" TCL machine here is possible impending hardware issues. (coming along the line)
With a sleeping Laptop i can power an old droid handset here ......... power it using the handsets 2 simultaneous USB cables into a sleeping Laptop.......
( ..........i did a hack job on an old handset here using 2 USB cables......it's worked fully correctly for months ..................it gets power over 2 USB cables into a sleeping Laptop)
There are other reasons for wanting SLEEP MODE also.
Thx
C
ps.......naturally i will just regularly use TCL 64 bit on the Laptop....in RAM.
But should there be any future issues such as DSL or WI FI issues then.......
..........my droid handset is for my "very worse case scenario" where i find i am completely lost for using a world wide web device.........
(i will use the Handset to do it)
Thx
C
ps......there is also a very nice working desktop PC machine here........ but i am loathed to use it due to energy issues and such..........i have not used desktops for a very very very long time
My other Laptop just Broke here...... Dead........No boot splash or SCREEN, nothing......just a power LED comes on.
There is also a rickety old Samsung Droid phone here....... ,by Pure chance, the phone has an
unlimited 6 month 4g INTERNET DATA sim card inside it......ready to energise card.......
.....that 4g handset is a complete LAST RESORT if i loose both my wired DSL and WI FI DSL and devices.....
You see, in 4 months time my country switches off all 3G mobile telecommunications.......
.....millions of handsets will simply stop working for 3g INTERNET DATA.
Millions of people will need to buy new 4 or 5g handsets.
Thx
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I just tested:
# echo -n mem > /sys/power/state
..both the gui (Xorg 3d) and wifi came back up on resume using CorePure64 14.x
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i can confirm no major issues with just echo mem > state; the last time i had an issue with resume was with OSSv4, but since switching to alsa that is working quite fine.
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Hello,
booted TCL 64 from CD
tried both commands you listed. Neither works.
it says "permission denied" can't create /sys/power/state or something
hmmm
i tried with sudo too........same
any idea?
thx
C
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The clue is the # symbol, which means the command needs to be run as root.
Use “sudo su” then issue the command.
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Hi vinceASPECT
What if you do it like this:
echo -n mem | sudo tee /sys/power/stateThe character between mem and sudo is a pipe character and can
be found on the \ key.
... it says "permission denied" can't create /sys/power/state or something ...
Or something? You want help solving a problem but you can't be bothered to provide
accurate error messages? Do you think we should try to guess what you saw on the screen?
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uh thanks
The error i stated in reply 7 is the error it threw...........
i did then try "sudo" followed with a space before your sleep commands...
( it still threw the same error)
Are you now saying i should have put "sudo su" (followed with a space) before your sleep commands ..?.....and also included the HASH symbol?
what are you actually saying?
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Please can you just list the exact command(s) with correct symbols
that need to be issued ....stating which prompt
& hierarchy they need to be issued from .......and how to get to that hierarchy
Please can you try out what you SAY as a test.
Please use only a BASE Ram boot of TCL 64 from media not HDD......nothing else except a BASE boot.........then issue your commands.
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As regards Rich's recommendation of yet another variant of the "sleep" command using "sudo tee" and a pipe character.........?
i can try Rich's idea......it means rebooting into TCL
thx
C
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Hi vinceASPECT
What Juanito was saying is become root first, then execute the
command, like this:
sudo su
echo -n mem > /sys/power/state
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OK RIch
So i become root first by typing
$......sudo su (enter)
Then i issue the sleep command thus.....
$......echo -n mem > /sys/power/state (enter)
ok thanks......will try it
C