Monitor Sleep on Macbook with Ubuntu Server W/O X
My Old Macbook Should Be Used as a Home Server. How Can I Activate a Display Sleep on the Console. There Is No X Installed. It's the First Time I'm Using a Cli...
My old MacBook should be used as a home server. How can i activate a display sleep on the console. There is no X installed. It's the first time I'm using a cli only installation.
At the moment there is a 17.x version installed, I want to upgrade it to 18.4 if I can solve the display problem. I don't need the "light" in my network rack :-)
I don't know how to start a search for this topic because it's quite special with a Notebook :-)
kr basti
1 Answer
Old Ubuntu versions. This may still work with 17.xx
Seek for this line in /etc/default/grub
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
You may add the option consoleblank=1
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash consoleblank=1"
OR
Try setterm --help | grep power to find the powersave and powerdown options. You'll find a way to set a 'suspend' delay.
OR
You may also have a look to TLP laptop mode tools
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