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...ny thoughts on the above? Those are issues with understanding your distro. For the latter, if you are using systemd, and your systemd service is called nut-server.service (as it is in Fedora), you would enable it at boot with "systemctl enable nut-server". Systemd automatically starts prerequistites first, so on Fedora at least, starting nut-server first starts nut-driver. You probably also need to start nut-monitor, as that is the usual place you would configure sending notifications. Sorry, I don't have details on Debian. -- Stuart D. Gathman <stuart at gathman.org> &qu...

...? > > Those are issues with understanding your distro. For the latter, if you are using systemd, and your systemd service is called > nut-server.service (as it is in Fedora), you would enable it at boot > with "systemctl enable nut-server". Systemd automatically starts > prerequistites first, so on Fedora at least, starting nut-server first > starts nut-driver. You probably also need to start nut-monitor, as > that is the usual place you would configure sending notifications. > > Sorry, I don't have details on Debian. Stuart, thanks for jumping in. The systemd...

Hi Charles, Thank you so much for getting back to me. I should have given you a bit of background in my last message but I'm actually doing this for my grandmother's benefit! She has Dementia and lives on her own so we want to be notified if she has a power cut... I'd hate to think she might be stumbling around in the dark (which has happened before)! In terms of stopping the older

From: Matt Fleming <matt.fleming at linux.intel.com> This series includes a patch (PATCH 1/6) that I sent previously but I thought it was worth sending it again since the rest of the series depends on it, and it also gives a bit of context. These cleanups make it simpler to do the big switchover to ELF modules on the elflink branch because the libraries in $LIBS are now contained in one