## Path:        	System/Powermanagement/acpid
## Description: This section contains options to configure the behaviour \
## of the acpi daemon. Note that these options do not influence the ACPI \
## functions of powersaved, these are in System/Powermanagement/Powersave.

## Path:        	System/Powermanagement/acpid/General
## Description: 	General options for acpid and the acpid_proxy script
## Type:        	yesno
## Default:     	no
## ServiceRestart: 	
# Make the acpid and the acpid_proxy-script more verbose.
# Set this variable to "yes" to see when and how apmd_proxy is called. If
# you like to see everything that is printed to stdout and stderr within
# apmd_proxy you can set it to "error". If you are interested in every
# single command within apmd_proxy then set it to "all".
# Anything but "no" makes the apmd itself verbose
# Default: "no"
ACPI_DEBUG=no

## Path:        	System/Powermanagement/acpid/General
## Type:        	string(ac,battery,button,fan,processor,thermal,asus_acpi,toshiba_acpi)
## Default:     	"ac battery button fan processor thermal"
## ServiceRestart: 	acpid
# The acipd startscript will load all necessary modules for acpi. If some of
# these modules cause trouble, you may remove it from this variable.  You may
# add the modules asus_acpi or toshiba_acpi if your computer is an Asus or a
# Toshiba. Seperate several modules by space.
ACPI_MODULES="ac battery button fan processor thermal"

## Path:        	System/Powermanagement/acpid/General
## Type:        	string(ac,battery,button,fan,processor,thermal)
## Default:     	""
## ServiceRestart: 	
# The acpid startscript will unload all loaded ACPI modules, when acpid is
# stopped. If some modules cause trouble when unloading, you may add them to
# this variable. All modules in this list won't be unloaded. Note that some
# other of these modules might be unloadable as well, but that should not harm..
ACPI_MODULES_NOT_TO_UNLOAD="ac battery button fan processor thermal"

## Path:        System/Powermanagement/acpid/Event Handling
## Description: In these variables you may specify which action to execute \
##              when a certain event occurs. Your system might not generate \
##              all of the events.
## Type:        string(shutdown, reboot, kde_term, kde_shutdown, wmaker_term, wmaker_term shutdown, standby, suspend, hibernate, ignore)
## Default:     ignore
# What to do if power button was pressed? You may select any of the
# following actions. Seperate multiple actions by space.
# - shutdown     : shut down the computer
# - reboot       : reboot the computer
# - kde_term     : terminate kde session
# - kde_shutdown : terminate kde session and shut down the computer
# - wmaker_term  : terminate wmaker session
# - standby      : set to stanby (S1) (THIS MAY CRASH SOME MACHINES)
# - suspend      : suspend the machine to memory (does almost never work)
# - hibernate    : suspend the machine to disk (does seldom work)
# - ignore       : do nothing
ACPI_BUTTON_POWER=shutdown

## Path:        System/Powermanagement/acpid/Event Handling
## Type:        string(standby, suspend, hibernate, throttle, ignore)
## Default:     ignore
# What to do if sleep button was pressed? You may select any of the 
# following actions. Seperate multiple actions by space.
# - standby      : set to stanby (S1) (THIS MAY CRASH SOME MACHINES)
# - suspend      : suspend the machine to memory (does almost never work)
# - hibernate    : suspend the machine to disk (does seldom work)
# - throttle     : throttle system as much as possible (processor, disk)
# - ignore       : do nothing
ACPI_BUTTON_SLEEP=ignore

## Path:        System/Powermanagement/acpid/Event Handling
## Type:        string(standby, suspend, hibernate, throttle, ignore)
## Default:     ignore
# What to do if lid was closed? You may select any of the 
# following actions. Seperate multiple actions by space.
# - standby      : set to stanby (S1) (THIS MAY CRASH SOME MACHINES)
# - suspend      : suspend the machine to memory (does almost never work)
# - hibernate    : suspend the machine to disk (does seldom work)
# - throttle     : throttle system as much as possible (processor, disk)
# - ignore       : do nothing
ACPI_BUTTON_LID_CLOSE=ignore

## Path:        System/Powermanagement/acpid/Event Handling
## Type:        string(dethrottle, switch_vt, dethrottle switch_vt, ignore)
## Default:     ignore
# What to do if lid was opened? You may select any of the 
# following actions. Seperate multiple actions by space.
# - dethrottle   : undo system throttling to previous state  (processor, disk)
# - switch_vt    : switch to virtual console 1 and back to 7. This may help if
#                : your screen is mangled after opening the lid.
# - ignore       : do nothing
ACPI_BUTTON_LID_OPEN=dethrottle

## Path:        System/Powermanagement/acpid/Event Handling
## Type:        string
## Default:     ""
# Set the timeout for the disk in the throttled mode. The values are not just
# seconds or minutes. It's a bit tricky.
# From man hdparm (option -S):
#                                               .... The encoding
#             of the timeout value is somewhat peculiar.  A value
#             of  zero means "off".  Values from 1 to 240 specify
#             multiples of 5 seconds, for timeouts from 5 seconds
#             to 20 minutes.  Values from 241 to 251 specify from
#             1 to 11 units of 30 minutes, for timeouts  from  30
#             minutes  to  5.5 hours.  A value of 252 signifies a
#             timeout of 21 minutes, 253  sets  a  vendor-defined
#             timeout,  and 255 is interpreted as 21 minutes plus
#             15 seconds.
# If you don't want to change the disk timeout at all then leave this variable
# empty.
ACPI_THROTTLED_DISK_TIMEOUT=""

## Path:        System/Powermanagement/acpid/Event Handling
## Type:        string
## Default:     ""
# The update daemon will wake up the disk frequently, because it wants to flush
# it's dirty write buffers every 5 seconds. If (and only if) you have a rock
# solid system that will not crash or run out of battery then you may set this
# variable to an interval you like (in seconds).
# USE THIS WITH CARE!!! Leave this variable empty if you are unsure and don't
# want to change anything.
ACPI_THROTTLED_KUPDATED_INTERVAL=""
