i find it's a great tool.
i find it's a great tool.
i find it's a great tool.
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I only hate it because I can't figure out how to run a blocking script before everything else when a suspend is initiated.
Do scripts in /usr/lib/systemd/system-sleep/
not block? I've never had one fail to complete before suspend. I had to use one last year to dump debug stats before and after sleep while we were helping debug Cezanne sleep issues.
I guess not because in my attempts to get this working I did put a script there. Does * expansion not work in these scripts? Mind sharing your script if you still have one? I have 3 tabs open to learn systemd when I have time, I did watch a video so far :)
I'll have to dig them up the next time I fire up the laptop I used them on, I'll also look and see if I shoved them into a git repo.
There's some discussion here on the Arch forum that should be able to get you rolling though: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=276046
That should show you the general form those scripts need to take. I only had to use pre/post sleep ($1
), I never needed $2
granularity.
I'll check it out, thanks bro!