HDMI turns on without movement

rkorell

@Hobbes-0 I would invest in direction of GPIO…
As I’ve experienced GPIO in bookworm was strongly different as in earlier version - may this applies to Trixie as well?
If monitor “awakes” suddenly this seem not to be a problem of HDMI-commands ?

Sorry cannot advice more concrete - I#m still on bookwork, not Trixie.

Good luck!

Ralf

sdetweil

@karsten13 have you had a chance to test universal pir on Trixie yet?

karsten13

@sdetweil said in HDMI turns on without movement:

@karsten13 have you had a chance to test universal pir on Trixie yet?

I’m on it …

@Hobbes-0 said in HDMI turns on without movement:

I tested the offCommand directly in the Terminal, the monitor goes off, and again after a minute or so goes back on. So this does not come from the MM.

@sdetweil so this problem is not related to universal pir or mm

I tested universal pir on mmos, which is on trixie but uses the os lite version, mm and labwc/wayland are started as containers.

I cannot reproduce the unexpected activation there.

~~(I found another permission problem which I will fix later)~~ fixed

Other difference between trixie and bookworm is a breaking version change of gpiomon so you have to use different commands:

bookworm: gpiomon -r -b gpiochip0 23
trixie: gpiomon -e rising -c 0 23

sdetweil

@karsten13 dang I hate breaking changes for no obvious value

Hobbes 0

Thanks for the analysis so far. Anything I can test?

rkorell

@karsten13 said

trixie: gpiomon -e rising -c 0 23

You could try Karsten‘s suggestion…
Replace your configs gpioCommand with the suggested one and check what happens…
As I had assumed in my earlier post it‘s may related more to gpio than to HDMI …

Regards,
Ralf