Linux users of Sony Z1 series

[Andre Roth <>]

> it's working!! rouuhaa.. :)
congrats :)

> juste my last problem :p ... presently ... tty is not under framebuffer 
> (1400x1050) and it's horrible to read it! .. how may i do to have 
> 1400x1050 resolution under my console?

no, suspend with  framebuffer is a bit hard to do. read 
Documentation/power/video.txt in your kernel tree. 

> and ... somebody have a script to suspend and resume ? thanks !

yes, it's a very quick hack, so maybe better solutions exists...

you  need to have the sonypid-1.9.1 utility installed. 
then I have a script /etc/init.d/sonysleep.sh which is started automatically 
at boot time. For this you need a link
lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root 22 Nov 11 21:02 /etc/rc2.d/S99sonysleep -> 
../init.d/sonysleep.sh
(ok, the script lacks handling to start and stop parameter)

this script starts the sonypid deamon  and pipes the output to another 
script, /usr/local/bin/sleep.sh which greps for the right key combination and 
suspends the laptop. 

any improvements are welcome :-)

salutations
 andré


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#!/bin/bash
#
# A quick hack to enable swsuspend on fn-Esc
#
# Author: Andre Roth <>

/usr/local/bin/sonypid -D 2>&1 | /usr/local/bin/sleep.sh &


#!/bin/bash
#
# A quick hack to enable swsuspend on fn-Esc
#
# Author: Andre Roth <>

while true
do
read i
if [ "$i" = "Event: Fn-Esc Pressed" ] ; then
	echo 3 > /proc/acpi/sleep;
fi
done

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