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HP N54L - 5.0 4493 - NB X64 5.0.2.4 - Power button?


gurug

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Hello to all.

 

I'm trying to make power button work on HP N54L, so I can power off device with it ... I tried to follow steps to enable this on DSM 4.2 - but I got stuck.

 

There is no button.ko module loaded in system.

 

Can anybody get me some advice how to make this work?

 

Thans in advance!

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- open /etc/rc for editing

- search for the first occurrence of the environment variable KERNEL_MODULES and put 'button' at the end of the string.

 

There is no button.ko on system - I did this already, I don't know much about linux, but if there's no button.ko in modules folder, 'button' can't load it, right?

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I just upgraded from Gnooboot to Nanoboot and i got that "Power Button Down" working on my N54L like descriped here:

 

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=889&hilit=button#p7305

 

btw, i have a button.ko in my modules folder:

 

find / -name button.ko

/lib/modules/button.ko

 

Andywhit sent me button.ko and I copied it to my system and I did everything as in your link. And it is not working for me... When is test acpi, I got no response when I push button...

 

I guess you are nor having latest Dsm 5,0?

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Nanoboot has no enable ACPI option in kernel.cfg file, so on nanoboot no button.ko module.

I do not know whether module from gnoboot will operate, perhaps not :sad:.

 

Ah, so that's the problem ... not enabled ACPI in nanoboot ... So I guess I'll just have to wait for new version ob NB that will have this enabled ... Thanks for info.

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Hi,

 

So please, ask nanoboot developer to include ACPI support! I can't understand why not compile the kernel with them.

I like also to have a robuts N54L server with XPEnology working.

 

Regards.

 

I would if I knew who is nanoboot developer and how to reach him ...

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Sorry, but iam definatly on DSM 5.0-4493-Update 1 and it works for me.

I used to be on latest gnoboot with 4458, got it working there too.

Then upgraded to Nanoboot and to 4493, then manually Update to Update 1

 

i edit Line 371 in my /etc/rc to:

KERNEL_MODULES="..here comes stuff.. cpufreq_conservative button"

 

after reboot, i tested with : "cat /proc/acpi/event" which gave me some event and then did the rest like in the manual

i later checked and saw a button.ko:

 

DiskStation50> ll /lib/modules/button.ko

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 12764 Jun 9 12:17 /lib/modules/button.ko

 

i didnt copy it there. (maybe its leftover from gnoboot?)

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Sorry, but iam definatly on DSM 5.0-4493-Update 1 and it works for me.

I used to be on latest gnoboot with 4458, got it working there too.

Then upgraded to Nanoboot and to 4493, then manually Update to Update 1

 

i edit Line 371 in my /etc/rc to:

KERNEL_MODULES="..here comes stuff.. cpufreq_conservative button"

 

after reboot, i tested with : "cat /proc/acpi/event" which gave me some event and then did the rest like in the manual

i later checked and saw a button.ko:

 

DiskStation50> ll /lib/modules/button.ko

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 12764 Jun 9 12:17 /lib/modules/button.ko

 

i didnt copy it there. (maybe its leftover from gnoboot?)

 

I did fresh (first install) with nanoboot and DSM 5.0-4494 and then update 1.

 

And button.ko was not present at all.

 

So I copied button.ko, made all right permisions (CHMOD), did all steps required to get button working, restarted.

 

If I list loaded modules now (LSMOD) - I get "button" listed, but "cat /proc/acpi/event" does not give any output when pressing power button.

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sorry, iam no expert in this, i just tried out the Manual and i got it working, maybe theres some leftover from gnoboot?

(all i did was to change my usb drive from gnoboot to nanoboot, then choose migration and then went the steps of the manual)

 

anything i can do to help you?

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sorry, iam no expert in this, i just tried out the Manual and i got it working, maybe theres some leftover from gnoboot?

(all i did was to change my usb drive from gnoboot to nanoboot, then choose migration and then went the steps of the manual)

 

anything i can do to help you?

 

I guess it's possible that some part of system was leftover ... I'm also no expert :smile:

 

I did some more reading around internet, and it looks like there is really no ACPI support in nanoboot - so this is the issue.

 

Thanks for your offer. :smile:

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