Cacko With Sl-c3000 Won't Suspend!, Can't turn off the device. Options

[Mersault]

Greez! I have had Cacko ROM couple of days. I think in the beginning I didn't have any problems. However now it seems, I can't get the device suspended. On/off button does nothing, neither can I suspend my Zaurus from menu command 'Suspend'.

Now the only way to prevent battery being drained is to remove battery every time I stop working with my Zaurus. I have installed some packages - Opera, KA/Pi, KO/Pi, OM/Pi, PWM/Pi, Kismet (not working), qpdf2 (not working), ksharpDTM etc. etc.

Could any of these packages cause this malfunction. Otherwise my Zaurus SL-C3000 is just perfect!

Yours,
-Mersault-

[drnick]

Greez! I have had Cacko ROM couple of days. I think in the beginning I didn't have any problems. However now it seems, I can't get the device suspended. On/off button does nothing, neither can I suspend my Zaurus from menu command 'Suspend'.

Now the only way to prevent battery being drained is to remove battery every time I stop working with my Zaurus. I have installed some packages - Opera, KA/Pi, KO/Pi, OM/Pi, PWM/Pi, Kismet (not working), qpdf2 (not working), ksharpDTM etc. etc.

Could any of these packages cause this malfunction. Otherwise my Zaurus SL-C3000 is just perfect!

Yours,
-Mersault-

Do you have sudo installed? My Z wouldnt suspend when I had sudo installed from either the ZUG feed or the Cacko feed. From the terminal as root and as zaurus run "susp.sh" and look at the error messages. The version of sudo that is built into the cacko rom however works fine and can suspend fine.

[Mersault]

I can't get the device suspended. On/off button does nothing, neither can I suspend my Zaurus from menu command 'Suspend'.

Yours, -Mersault-

Do you have sudo installed? My Z wouldnt suspend when I had sudo installed from either the ZUG feed or the Cacko feed. From the terminal as root and as zaurus run "susp.sh" and look at the error messages. The version of sudo that is built into the cacko rom however works fine and can suspend fine.

Thank you for your reply. I don't have sudo installed. However I have the packages mentioned + some other I don't even know what they are for. I couldn't find the file "susp.sh" nor to get it executed. I didn't even find it with "find susp.sh" in console root.

Is this susp.sh a batch to be executed when the on/off is pressed? Could I download it from somewhere?

Thanks,
-Mersault-

[drnick]

Is this susp.sh a batch to be executed when the on/off is pressed? Could I download it from somewhere?

Thanks,
-Mersault-

CODE

su
find / -name 'susp*'

yields a number of entries for me.

you could also (as root) execute

CODE

apm -s

to suspend from the commandline

[Mersault]

CODE

su
find / -name 'susp*'

yields a number of entries for me. 

you could also (as root) execute

CODE

apm -s

to suspend from the commandline

Hello.I can now find susp.sh, thanks to your advice. This may sound stupid but how can I execute the file?

"apm -s" gives this error message:

/usr/local/bin/apm: /usr/bin/sudo: No such file or directory
/usr/local/bin/apm: /usr/bin/sudo: No such file or directory
/usr/local/bin/apm: /usr/bin/sudo: No such file or directory

So..should I install sudo, after all..?

Yours,
-Mersault-

[DaemonsGR]

CODE

su
find / -name 'susp*'

yields a number of entries for me. 

you could also (as root) execute

CODE

apm -s

to suspend from the commandline

Hello.I can now find susp.sh, thanks to your advice. This may sound stupid but how can I execute the file?

"apm -s" gives this error message:

/usr/local/bin/apm: /usr/bin/sudo: No such file or directory
/usr/local/bin/apm: /usr/bin/sudo: No such file or directory
/usr/local/bin/apm: /usr/bin/sudo: No such file or directory

So..should I install sudo, after all..?

Yours,
-Mersault-

OR check the puth to sudo on your system and make a link (with ln).

[Mersault]

OR check the puth to sudo on your system and make a link (with ln).

Maybe I'm too much a newbie with Linux to be able to follow your advice. I quite simply just restored OS and formatted the hdd [OK+ON -> 3 -> 1], and after that installed Cacko again. Then I installed only the packages I really need. So far this works perfectly, ON\OFF is ok, sync with Outlook works like a dream. What more could I ask...

Anyway, thanks for you folks! I'll go and paypal some money to the russian person behind Cacko...

Yours,
-Mersault-