61 lines
1.8 KiB
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61 lines
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# Only the system vendor should modify this file, ordinary users
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# should not have to change anything.
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[UPower]
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# This is the smallest amount of time that UPower gives to session and system
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# processes after the suspend or hibernate request is given.
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# If the session power management component uses AboutToSuspend() then the
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# session process can only make this time larger than the value below, never
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# smaller.
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#
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# Reducing this time means the suspend happens quicker, but might also not give
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# some processes enough time to save state.
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#
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# default=1000
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SleepTimeout=1000
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# This controls whether hibernate is allowed when using encrypted swap.
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#
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# default=true
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AllowHibernateEncryptedSwap=true
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# This controls whether we want the powersave commands to be run when running
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# on battery or plugging AC.
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#
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# default=true
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RunPowersaveCommand=true
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# Enable the Watts Up Pro device.
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#
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# The Watts Up Pro contains a generic FTDI USB device without a specific
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# vendor and product ID. When we probe for WUP devices, we can cause
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# the user to get a perplexing "Device or resource busy" error when
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# attempting to use their non-WUP device.
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#
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# The generic FTDI device is known to also be used on:
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#
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# - Sparkfun FT232 breakout board
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# - Parallax Propeller
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#
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# default=false
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EnableWattsUpPro=false
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# Poll the kernel for dock state changes.
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#
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# Some drivers are still broken, and do not send out uvents when the
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# connected state changes.
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#
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# default=false
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PollDockDevices=false
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# Do we ignore the lid state
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#
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# Some laptops are broken. The lid state is either inverted, or stuck
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# on or off. We can't do much to fix these problems, but this is a way
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# for users to make the laptop panel vanish and for programs like
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# gnome-power-manager to not suspend on system startup.
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#
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# default=false
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IgnoreLid=false
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