Welcome to the kmod_s5divert repository! This software helps control your system's power management, allowing it to divert power off effectively. Follow the steps below to download and run the application easily.
You can find the latest version of kmod_s5divert on GitHub Releases. This link will take you to the download page:
Before you begin, ensure you have the following:
- Operating System: A Linux distribution (e.g., Arch Linux)
- Architecture: Compatible with x86 or x86-64 systems
- Kernel: Linux Kernel version 4.x or later
This application offers several benefits:
- Divert system power off from S5 to S4 or S3
- Option to reboot the system
- Enhances power management for laptops
- Supports suspend-to-disk and suspend-to-ram features
- Easy installation process
To install kmod_s5divert, follow these steps:
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Visit the Releases Page: Go to the Releases page.
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Choose the Version: Find the latest version available.
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Download the Package: Click on the link for the appropriate package that matches your system.
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Install the Module:
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Open your terminal.
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Navigate to the location where you downloaded the package.
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Execute the following command to install the kernel module:
sudo dkms add ./kmod_s5divert sudo dkms build kmod_s5divert sudo dkms install kmod_s5divert
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Load the Module: After the installation, load the module with the command:
sudo modprobe kmod_s5divert
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Verify Installation: Check that the module is loaded by running:
lsmod | grep kmod_s5divert
If you see a result, the module is successfully installed.
Once the module is installed, you can configure its settings according to your needs. The default settings are optimized for general use. If you wish to change settings, you can do so via system files or any provided configuration tools.
- Suspend-to-Disk: Utilize this feature to save your session and power down completely.
- Suspend-to-RAM: Keep your system ready to use with minimal power consumption.
For detailed configurations, refer to the documentation included in the package.
If you encounter any issues during installation or usage, consider the following:
- Ensure your Linux kernel is updated.
- Check for compatibility with your distribution.
- Review any error messages in the terminal for guidance.
Common commands to help diagnose issues:
dmesg | grep kmod_s5divertUse this command to see any kernel messages related to the module.
For more detailed information on ACPI kernel modules and general power management in Linux, check the following resources:
If you need further assistance or wish to share your experience, join our community discussions on GitHub. Your feedback helps improve the software for everyone.
Thank you for using kmod_s5divert!