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Operating Systems Solaris Configure Power Settings on Boot Post 302820773 by Wrongway on Thursday 13th of June 2013 12:14:19 PM
Old 06-13-2013
Configure Power Settings on Boot

Hi all, this is my first question on this forum, so if it isn't in the correct location, please let me know where to post.

We are using Solaris 8 and with the power setting enabled the monitor will not wake up. It can take anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes for the monitor to display.

One of the individuals here thinks that the machine needs to have the configuration reset and then reconfigure to disable. I thought this was kind of extreme and since it has been over 20 years since I worked on UNIX and have never really done much with Solaris, I wasn't comfortable doing this.

After doing some research, I noticed that the power settings for the display are enabled, when I disable them the monitor responds better. But, after a while it goes back to the original settings. Especially when rebooting.


I contacted a collage colleague who has worked on Solaris for most of her career. She talked to someone that she works with who was having the same problem some time ago. He suggested using the following commands:

Code:
xset -dpms
xset s 0 0

When I enter these commands in the term window the monitor works fine and never goes to sleep. We turn off the monitor by hand. The problem comes in when we reboot the system; the commands need to be manually re-entered.

So, the question is what script(s) needs to be modified with these commands so they are executed on startup? A link to where this could be done will help greatly.

Thanks
Larry
 

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LIVEDINGS(1)							   User Commands						      LIVEDINGS(1)

NAME
livedings - graphical frontend for mididings SYNOPSIS
livedings -p control_port -l listen_port [options] DESCRIPTION
livedings is a graphical frontend for mididings that allows users to monitor and trigger scene changes. It runs as a separate application that uses OSC to communicate with mididings. To use it, enable the OSCInterface hook in a mididings script, specifying two unused UDP ports: from mididings.extra.osc import OSCInterface hook(OSCInterface(56418, 56419)) ... Then run livedings with the same port numbers: $ livedings -p 56418 -l 56419 The first port is used by mididings to listen for commands, the second one is used to notify livedings of scene changes. OPTIONS
-h, --help show this help message and exit -p CONTROL_PORT OSC port mididings is listening on -l LISTEN_PORT OSC port for notifications from mididings -T enable custom theme and larger fonts -x WIDTH width of window in pixels (640) -y HEIGHT height of window in pixels (400) -w LIST_WIDTH width of scene list in pixels (240) -F FONT display font (Sans 14 bold) -f LIST_FONT scene list font (Sans 10) -c COLOR text color (gray50) -C COLOR_HIGHLIGHT highlight text color (black) -b COLOR_BACKGROUND background color SEE ALSO
mididings(1) AUTHOR
livedings was written by Dominic Sacre <dominic.sacre@gmx.de>. This manual page was written by Alessio Treglia <alessio@debian.org>, for the Debian project (and may be used by others). November 2010 LIVEDINGS(1)
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