Suspend mode problem
When I start a progamme before going to X-windows, after about 20 minutes the monitor go to suspend mode ( black screen ) automatically, but I have turn off all screen saver and power management settings in Linux FC4 as below, and I also turn off suspend mode and APIC functions at mainboard CMOS setting, so apart from this setting, how can I set (either in Linux or CMOS) to control the monitor not go to suspend mode after a certain of time?
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Does this happen for just one program or for all programs? Do you start the program in the command line and then x-windows loads and then the screen suspends? When you move the mouse, or touch a key, the screen returns? The normal way to disable the screensaver in FC4 (Gnome) is: main menue > desktop > preferences > screensaver click the "mode" button, and select "disable screensaver". Is this what you did? If this is an acpi/apm suspend, you can turn these survices off on the kernel line in grub.conf or by using: main menue > desktop > system settings > server settings > services highlight the service you want to stop and click "stop". Which did you do? Aside: please put your location and distrbution in your profile. Thanks. |
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Yes. When i move mouse or touch a key, the screen return. I have put the command in the ~/.bashrc to start the program. So this happen when pass the login screen but before the x-window load the module. i tried stop the acpi/apm by using main menue > desktop > system settings > server settings > services After done this. The pc will not run into screen suspends, but when i start the program by command in ~/./bashrc before load the module, this problem pop up again. |
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using xset command to stop the X11 dpms and screen saver "xset -dpms" "xset s off" |
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