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authorSávio Carlos Martins Costa2018-06-14 15:13:26 -0300
committerSávio Carlos Martins Costa2018-06-14 15:13:26 -0300
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+# This is configuration file to the service "wakeup-triggers".
+# A wakeup trigger is an event that triggers the wakeup of the system when
+# it is suspended. Here you can specify which triggers the service must enable.
+#
+# To discover what triggers your system supports, take a look at the file
+# /proc/acpi/wakeup
+#
+# Each line represents a trigger. There you can see also which of them are
+# enabled by default in your system. Once you decide which ones you want to
+# be activated by this service, put here in this file the name of the associated
+# device (the letters in the first column of the line).
+#
+# Some examples are given below.
+
+
+# PWRB is the Power Button trigger
+PWRB
+
+# LID0 is the trigger related to the opening of the laptop's LID
+LID0
+
+# SLPB is the Sleep Button trigger (deactivated by default, to activate it
+# just remove the '#' in front of it and restart the service)
+#SLPB \ No newline at end of file