I have put together a script that sets a wakeup with the rtc in 10 minutes before a standby. After waking up, it checks whether the phone was woken up by the rtc. If this is the case, it checks for new messages, if there are none, a new standby is initiated. I have not yet had any experience of h…

[image] irvinewade: The phone can still make/receive calls and (presumably for now) send/receive SMSs. …and these will already wake the phone up without the need of any script.

The good deal! But the main question for me was how to prevent the display to wake up? Another idea - fail to sleep back in, e.g., 30 sec if the phone has not been unlocked and clear he state in another case.

The answer will probably be hidden within gnome-settings-daemon.

Ideas: *LED changes color when there is a notification. @dos possible? Maybe then also go back to sleep immediately after recognized notifications. *IP-adjustable for ping. *Do not wake up screen during the exam. *Whitelist or blacklist for wakeup. @irvinewade Text messages and calls would prob…

I did a bit of tinkering. the monitor stays off while the script is running. Before the system goes into standby, the rtc is set to a wakeup time that can be configured in minutes. If this wakeup time is in the quiet hours (at night), it is set to the end of this time. If there is an alarm clock…

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I think I need to go back to the detection of what woke up the system. Does anyone have any good ideas?

Plenty of ones! You could use systemd timers to wake up the phone and check is it expired or not: $ cat /usr/lib/systemd/system/resume-delay.timer [Unit] Description=Resume delay to check IMs [Timer] OnActiveSec=1min AccuracySec=1s WakeSystem=true [Install] WantedBy=timers.target $ sudo syste…

basically, the wakeup works very well with the rtc. However, I have to clearly recognize whether the Librem5 was woken up by a source other than the rtc. but so far I have not been able to find the wakeup reason in any log. If it exists somewhere it would be perfect.

Script Idea: Wake up every x minutes, check for messages, go to sleep if there are no new ones

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ASwyD2 April 17, 2025, 1:53pm 10

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