Hi all,
Do you folks know how I can execute a script when my laptop resumes from sleep?
I tried searching for power management but couldn't find anything for Debian 12 apart from systemd-sleep.conf which is not really what I'm looking for.
The reason I want to create a script is because (after I store my settings with sudo alsactl store) upon resuming from sleep (with earphones plugged in) my volume jumps to a previous setting I had saved instead of the new one. It seems to work when I execute:
so I want to execute this command upon resuming from sleep.
Any help is much appreciated.
Do you folks know how I can execute a script when my laptop resumes from sleep?
I tried searching for power management but couldn't find anything for Debian 12 apart from systemd-sleep.conf which is not really what I'm looking for.
The reason I want to create a script is because (after I store my settings with sudo alsactl store) upon resuming from sleep (with earphones plugged in) my volume jumps to a previous setting I had saved instead of the new one. It seems to work when I execute:
Code:
sudo alsactl -f /var/lib/alsa/asound.state restoreAny help is much appreciated.
Statistics: Posted by alexander — 2024-01-03 14:04