Thinkpad Carbon X1 with fresh Quattro here. I can manually suspend and hibernate, no problem with that. But while on battery and balanced mode, the computer does not suspend or hibernate automatically. I cant find any settings for timeout etc.
Anyone?
As the title indicates, what should I do to ensure that my self hosted Google VPS have a backup that I can use to restore the service on a second VPS service? Not that Google is bad, but I am considering a free VPS at AWS.
Related to that; what is the method to update the hbbr and hbbs modules? I used an installer named "install.sh" to implement the sh server in one step.
Edit: Found the update script. Seems to work as intended!
I think that my beloved X1 has problems with it's firmware. A week ago, I used my external hub to connect HDMI, network, power, audio and USB through it's USB-C contact.
Since yesterday, the HDMI has stopped to work. All other hub functions is operating. Connecting the HDMI cable directly in the computer works.
I have tried with another new USB hub, but the same problem. Everything except HDMI works. I have swapped HDMI cable, no go.
What I suspect (without knowing) is that the latest Fedora 44 update did something with fwupdmgr that broke HDMI over USB. Again, this is just a guess.
I booted the same Fedora install USB as last time, but with the same result. No HDMI over USB-C. When I installed F44 a couple of weeks ago, I used the same installer and that worked as expected. But not anymore, thats why I suspect a hardware glitch.
So, is there a way to recover the UEFI software (without using Windows)? I have scanned the Lenovo support site but all I found required Windows in order to create the UEFI recovery.
Anyone? I love my X1 and really want to solve this 👀
Edit: Found the pinhole reset thing, and that actually solved the problem. Amazing!
Arch with DMS QuickShell and Hyprland. I have disabled DMS internal lock screen and uses hyprlock and gaze-hyprlock. Gaze is configured to use face unlock, and it works "sort of".
The thing is that if I lock manually and looks on the screen within a couple of seconds, it unlocks. But if I wait more than, lets say 10 seconds, then I need to enter the password.
Maybe its the settings in hypridle, hyprlock or the pam module that is configured incorrectly. Maybe its my hardware, a Thinkpad X1 Carbon G9 that needs tweaking.
Anyone?
`[20:07:34] anders:~/.config/hypr % cat /etc/pam.d/hyprlock`
`# PAM configuration file for hyprlock`
`# the 'login' configuration file (see /etc/pam.d/login)`
`auth recheck` [`pam-gaze.so`](http://pam-gaze.so)
`auth sufficient` [`pam-gaze.so`](http://pam-gaze.so)
`auth include login`
`[20:11:23] anders:~/.config/hypr % cat hyprlock.conf`
`hide_cursor = true`
`general {`
`# grace = 5`
`ignore_empty_input = true`
`# skip_validation_every_key = true`
`}`
`auth {`
`pam {`
`module = hyprlock-gaze`
`}`
`}`
`[20:13:17] anders:~/.config/hypr % sudo cat /etc/gaze/config.toml`
`[security]`
`level = "medium"`
`detector = ""`
`recognizer = ""`
`threshold = 0.0`
`hybrid_policy = ""`
`[cameras]`
`rgb = "primary"`
`ir = ""`
`emitter_enabled = false`
`dark_luma_threshold = 30`
`[auth]`
`timeout = 15`
`abort_if_ssh = true`
`abort_if_lid_closed = true`
`require_confirmation = false`
`resume_grace_ms = 0`
`[enrollment]`
`max_templates = 2`
`min_face_size_ratio = 0.25`
`[liveness]`
`enabled = true`
`threshold = 0.8`
`max_frames = 40`
Arch with DMS QuickShell and Hyprland. I have disabled DMS internal lock screen and uses hyprlock and gaze-hyprlock. Gaze is configured to use face unlock, and it works "sort of".
The thing is that if I lock manually and looks on the screen within a couple of seconds, it unlocks. But if I wait more than, lets say 10 seconds, then I need to enter the password.
Maybe its the settings in hypridle, hyprlock or the pam module that is configured incorrectly. Maybe its my hardware, a Thinkpad X1 Carbon G9 that needs tweaking.
Anyone?
[20:07:34] anders:~/.config/hypr % cat /etc/pam.d/hyprlock
# PAM configuration file for hyprlock
# the 'login' configuration file (see /etc/pam.d/login)
auth recheck pam-gaze.so
auth sufficient pam-gaze.so
auth include login
[20:11:23] anders:~/.config/hypr % cat hyprlock.conf
hide_cursor = true
general {
# grace = 5
ignore_empty_input = true
# skip_validation_every_key = true
}
auth {
pam {
module = hyprlock-gaze
}
}
[20:13:17] anders:~/.config/hypr % sudo cat /etc/gaze/config.toml
[security]
level = "medium"
detector = ""
recognizer = ""
threshold = 0.0
hybrid_policy = ""
[cameras]
rgb = "primary"
ir = ""
emitter_enabled = false
dark_luma_threshold = 30
[auth]
timeout = 15
abort_if_ssh = true
abort_if_lid_closed = true
require_confirmation = false
resume_grace_ms = 0
[enrollment]
max_templates = 2
min_face_size_ratio = 0.25
[liveness]
enabled = true
threshold = 0.8
max_frames = 40
As the title suggests, hur me with practical solutions that will qualify me for membership in this eminent group
What features on my Surface Laptop 3 will i miss by using the default 7 kernel instead of the specialized kernel? I know that touch screen is one (that i dont care for), but are there other stuff that I will miss?
I am on F44 if that matters.
I spun up a Compute VM in GCC a couple of months ago. It is located in us-west-1, have a 10 GB persistent disk and nothing more. I am billed a small amount, approx 10 USD, every month in spite of the supposed free tier.
The VM is used by me and a few other people as a wireguard and rustdesk hub. Not much traffic at all from what I understand.
What have a misunderstood?