User:Hmh - Revision history

Hmh: ping...

2013-08-14T00:26:26Z

ping...

2007-09-28T02:52:43Z

Move steve's reply to a talk page (his, actually)

2007-09-25T22:13:55Z

technical

2007-04-05T04:32:50Z

‎Who is Hmh?: ibm-acpi rename...

2007-02-04T14:23:27Z

‎My ThinkPads: fix run-on sentence

2007-01-28T13:15:45Z

Replace old stuff with a proper user page. I will get back to the old t43 install guide eventually :)

2006-10-17T13:59:40Z

‎Kernel setup tasks: i2c_i801 is useless on thinkpads

2006-06-19T21:40:18Z

‎For suspend-to-ram (sleep): Use fn+f4 as RediSafe sleep (ram+disk)

2006-06-19T21:26:57Z

‎For suspend-to-ram (sleep): Provide S3+disk and lid-sleep control functions

2006-06-19T21:04:58Z

‎For suspend-to-ram (sleep): add no-sleep-on-lid-close lockfile

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	I own just a simple [[:Category:T43\|T43]] model 2687-DDU. It is a great machine: a very solid ThinkPad, with its own set of annoying quirks just like any other IBM-era ThinkPad. The SATA-PATA bridge, tg3 noise at full network load, and lack of support for AHCI being the worst ones IMHO.		I own just a simple [[:Category:T43\|T43]] model 2687-DDU. It is a great machine: a very solid ThinkPad, with its own set of annoying quirks just like any other IBM-era ThinkPad. The SATA-PATA bridge, tg3 noise at full network load, and lack of support for AHCI being the worst ones IMHO.
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		+	== ping ==
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		+	This is a ping edit, to let Akw know I am still alive and to not purge my account ;-)

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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	* [[ibm-acpi\|The Linux kernel ibm-acpi driver, which I currently maintain]]		* [[ibm-acpi\|The Linux kernel ibm-acpi driver, which I currently maintain]]
	* [http://people.debian.org/~hmh/ My Debian.org homepage with some old stuff]		* [http://people.debian.org/~hmh/ My Debian.org homepage with some old stuff]
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−	~~== Linux noobs ==~~
−	The Linux explosion since January 2007 means that (probably) a (slim) majority of Linux users aren't "nerds." As one of these people, a major frustration I have using Linux is reading guides where the author tells you what he did without saying how he did it. That said, the technical users are an integral part of the Linux community and knowing technical details, even if you're not a Linux nerd, will help you more easily use GNU/Linux, so, I don't plan on dumbing things down, but I will clarify unclear sections so that newer users will know what to do without much difficulty, even at the expense of word count. [[User:SteveSims\|SteveSims]] 22:13, 25 September 2007 (UTC)

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	* [[ibm-acpi\|The Linux kernel ibm-acpi driver, which I currently maintain]]		* [[ibm-acpi\|The Linux kernel ibm-acpi driver, which I currently maintain]]
	* [http://people.debian.org/~hmh/ My Debian.org homepage with some old stuff]		* [http://people.debian.org/~hmh/ My Debian.org homepage with some old stuff]
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		+	== Linux noobs ==
		+	The Linux explosion since January 2007 means that (probably) a (slim) majority of Linux users aren't "nerds." As one of these people, a major frustration I have using Linux is reading guides where the author tells you what he did without saying how he did it. That said, the technical users are an integral part of the Linux community and knowing technical details, even if you're not a Linux nerd, will help you more easily use GNU/Linux, so, I don't plan on dumbing things down, but I will clarify unclear sections so that newer users will know what to do without much difficulty, even at the expense of word count. [[User:SteveSims\|SteveSims]] 22:13, 25 September 2007 (UTC)

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 == Who is Hmh? ==
-I am a Debian Developer for quite a few years now, and the current maintainer of [[ibm-acpi]], the Linux kernel driver for ThinkPad laptops.
+I am a Debian Developer for quite a few years now, and the current maintainer of [[ibm-acpi]]/[[thinkpad-acpi]], aka "ThinkPad ACPI Extras" Linux kernel driver for ThinkPad laptops.
 I am also involved with the [[tp_smapi]] and [[HDAPS]] Linux drivers, as a beta-tester and power-user.  I don't list myself as a developer for those projects because I have never contributed a single line of code to them, just suggestions and bug reports ;-)

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 == My ThinkPads ==
-I own just a simple [[:Category:T43|T43]] model 2687-DDU.  It is a great machine, a very solid ThinkPad, with its own set of annoying quirks, just like any other IBM-era ThinkPad, the SATA-PATA bridge, tg3 noise and lack of support for AHCI being the worst ones IMHO.
+I own just a simple [[:Category:T43|T43]] model 2687-DDU.  It is a great machine: a very solid ThinkPad, with its own set of annoying quirks just like any other IBM-era ThinkPad.  The SATA-PATA bridge, tg3 noise at full network load, and lack of support for AHCI being the worst ones IMHO.
 == Links ==

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 # Make sure the following subsystems are enabled and not modules (safety net)
 ## ThinkPad SMAPI
 # Place the following modules on /etc/modules:
 ## hdaps

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   action=/etc/acpi/actions/sleep.sh %e
-To sleep when fn+f4 is pressed:
+To sleep to ram with a dump to disk when fn+f4 is pressed:
 {{path|/etc/acpi/events/ibm_fn_sleep}}
   event=button[ /]sleep
-  action=/etc/acpi/actions/sleep.sh %e
+  action=/etc/acpi/actions/sleep-ramanddisk.sh %e
 {{path|/etc/acpi/events/ibm_fn_f4}}
   event=ibm[ /]hotkey HKEY 0+80 0+1004
-  action=/etc/acpi/actions/sleep.sh %e
+  action=/etc/acpi/actions/sleep-ramanddisk.sh %e
 ===== For hibernation (suspend-to-disk) =====

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 ===== For suspend-to-ram (sleep) =====
 {{path|/etc/acpi/actions/sleep.sh}}
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   exec /usr/sbin/hibernate -F /etc/hibernate/ram.conf
 To sleep when the lid is closed:

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   #!/bin/sh
   # Check the reason we are running
   case "$1" in
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           # do not run with the lid open
           grep -q open /proc/acpi/$1/$2/state && exit 0
           ;;
   esac