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Originally Posted by drauger
What about lipc-send-event com.lab126.powerd.resuming 1?
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Did you test that? It does not seem to do anything on my K4 when it is showing a screensaver. It does not seem to do anything on my K4 when it is showing a desktop. Did you TEST it? The command I showed actually works both in modes (awake and "asleep"), and there is a lipc "get" command to find out which mode you are in so you can conditionally press the power button only when needed.
On a related note, when asleep the kindles disable keyboard events EXCEPT that on the touch, the waitforkey command returns rotation event "key codes" even when the kindle is asleep. A practical use is to have a SIMPLE background task that calls "inotify" to wake on filesystem events, which would wake when "waitforkey" writes to /tmp (waitforkey >/tmp/key) and then send a power button press to wake up. Picking up your kindle would wake it...
