Text-only linux server: preventing screen from suspending?
I'm using RH9 for a text-only FTP server on an older machine, and after about five minutes, the screen blanks. I'm curious how I would be able to prevent this. I turn the monitor off when I'm not at it, which is 95% of the time.
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You should be able to set your "video off method" to "always on" in the Power Management" section of the bios. That should do the trick.
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Aha! Never thought of that. I'll poke around the BIOS, thanks!
BTW - This does not normally happen in text-based linux on it's own without altering it right? As in shutting down the monitor through linux. |
I turned off the power management and it's still doing it. I don't really care now, but if anyone wants to gimme a hoot I'm all for ya.
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maybe man xset, and read up on dpms. if that's not it, try disabling acpi or apm if either of those are enabled? just guessing, but it might be worth a look.
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There is a line in your startup scripts that should go something like:
/bin/setterm -blank 5 Just comment out that line, or change the time. This is how it is done on Slackware, but I would assume that it would be similar on Red Hat. |
Hey that looks good, but where's the startup scripts at? Thanks!
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That depends on what distro you are running.
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i think he said RH9. ?
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