On Wed, Dec 19, 2007 at 11:01:52PM +0100, Matthias Drochner wrote:
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> joerg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx said:
> > The way it is you get the kernel output as 0 is supposed to be the
> > console.
>
> That's a decision I'd leave to the user. If he wants to see it, and
> the X server isn't running on the first screen, he is free to
> add the switch command to the suspend script. Could even be in the
> default installation because it makes sense for common users.
> Other users or developers might have their systems set up in other ways
> (serial console, whatever), where hardwiring that stuff isn't helpful.
A serial console is not affected by wsdisplay. You can't suspend with
the X server potentially still accessing the hardware. Moving somewhere
where the user can actually see error messages is a good thing. The
system will automatically move back to where it was before. That's
already stupid with DDB.
Joerg
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