Zhao Yakui wrote:
On Sun, 2008-06-29 at 18:10 +0200, Enno Fennema wrote:
Could anyone suggest a way to determine in a (shell) program whether my
computer was switched on by RTC alarm or by me pressing the power button.
ACPI: Disable Fixed_RTC event when installing RTC handler
In fact the commit is already merged into upstream kernel. Will you
Thanks for yor reply but ... you are streets ahead of me.
I have RTC alarm enabled in BIOS and the alarm starts my machine from
Soft-off and boots correctly at, in my case, 23:05 every evening, and
not at 00:00 or any other time. At 23:10 cron starts my daily jobs.
I think I am not interested in any further RTC alarms, which will not
happen for 24 hours anyway.
My problem is to decide at the end of the daily jobs whether to switch
off the machine with /sbin/halt (if RTC started my machine) or not to
switch off (if pressing the power button had started the machine).
Are you saying that testing (after installing the patch) either RTC_STS
or RTC_ENA would give me my answer.
Before installing the patch I see no both bits look identical when
switched on by hand or by RTC. Sorry, I am an acpi-newbie and probably
missing something.
Regards,
Enno
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