I am running XBMC Frodo in Arch Linux. What actually happens when I hit the suspend button in XBMC? Can I edit this button to run a custom command?
The reason I ask is, Arch is using systemd. To suspend via the command line I would type "systemctl suspend". I have a hack script that is called to rmmod my TV tuner modules during the systemd suspend process because there is a bug in one of the drivers that prevents my computer from waking up. XBMC is suspending my computer differently though. The script is never run, so when I suspend via XBMC my computer doesn't wake up.
The reason I ask is, Arch is using systemd. To suspend via the command line I would type "systemctl suspend". I have a hack script that is called to rmmod my TV tuner modules during the systemd suspend process because there is a bug in one of the drivers that prevents my computer from waking up. XBMC is suspending my computer differently though. The script is never run, so when I suspend via XBMC my computer doesn't wake up.