If I try to use "pm-suspend" from the command line by just typing "sudo pm-suspend", nothing happens, no error message either. The dbus command works but like I said no log files are created and no user scripts seem to be run.
My "/etc/pm/config.d" file has nothing special in it apart suspending my "via-rhine" module. With or without the suspend module I get the same no log files issue.
Is there another way/command to activate suspend?
I have tried the scripts in folder "/etc/pm/sleep.d" and the default kubuntu "/etc/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d" and same problem.
I am using "pm-suspend" already. Over a dbus command:
(dbus-send --print-reply --dest= 'org.freedeskto p.PowerManageme nt' /org/freedeskto p/PowerManageme nt org.freedesktop .PowerManagemen t.Suspend)
If I try to use "pm-suspend" from the command line by just typing "sudo pm-suspend", nothing happens, no error message either. The dbus command works but like I said no log files are created and no user scripts seem to be run.
My "/etc/pm/config.d" file has nothing special in it apart suspending my "via-rhine" module. With or without the suspend module I get the same no log files issue.
Is there another way/command to activate suspend? pm-utils/ sleep.d" and same problem.
I have tried the scripts in folder "/etc/pm/sleep.d" and the default kubuntu "/etc/lib/