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Hello
For whatever reason, I have teamviewer installed on my q4os laptop and also the other laptop.
When the q4os laptop lid is closed, and from my other laptop, I restart q4os laptop, the reboot process hangs.
Please help.
laptop1 q4os with TV. Laptop2 also has a TV.
Lid of laptop1 is closed.
I can connect to LT1 using LT2 via TV.
On LT1 (q4os), via TV, do a restart computer.
Issue : reboot hangs. Laptop1/q4os never reboots.
Thx
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Any traces or anything dev team needs to fix? Or some solution?
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If the lid of LT1 is open, does the reboot work OK via teamviewer from LT2?
If so I would be looking at the power manager settings on LT1
What happens if you try to remote reboot LT2 with the lid closed from LT1 - in other words, the other way round.
You don't say which version of Q4OS you're using - that may have some bearing on other help.
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If the lid of LT1 is open, does the reboot work OK via teamviewer from LT2?
...Yes
If so I would be looking at the power manager settings on LT1
What happens if you try to remote reboot LT2 with the lid closed from LT1 - in other words, the other way round.
...i use samsung dex on win10 on lt2. hence not possible to check.
You don't say which version of Q4OS you're using - that may have some bearing on other help.
...latest centaurus
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You may need to disable the lid switch, I needed this for a laptop I used as a server once.
edit the file /etc/systemd/logind.conf and find the line that says
#HandleLidSwitch=suspend
change it to
HandleLidSwitch=ignore
this should do what you want now after you reboot (or restart logind with systemctl restart systemd-logind)
Note: I'm not sure if TdePowersave might override this option but it worked with Debian systems.
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In TDESettings > General settings tab > Button event > Lid close button > I have set it to nothing.
Doesnt work.
Will try your solution. Thx.
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Your solution worked. Thx a lot.
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With your solution, now the screensaver + lock screen doesnt appear when lid is closed.
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That is one downside of this solution, although your screensaver should still activate on a timer if set that way.
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I just accessed the server/laptop I used this way and I have screenon/off scripts to manually turn the screen off or on (via ssh) quite simply the scripts are like this :-
OFF
#!/bin/bash
xset -display :0.0 dpms force off
ON
#!/bin/bash
xset -display :0.0 dpms force on
I simply name them screenon and screenoff accordingly and place them in my $PATH to have them easily accessible.
Note: When the screen is off I can simply hit the return key to enable the display, but as this machine was housed in a hard to access place I did not need that very often.
Just thought I would post as it may help.
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