08:01:18 How can I prevent a USB-port from suspending as soon as I turn of my monitor? If that's what's even happening? The device, that's connected to my computer, stops working as soon as I turn of the monitor. :/ 08:05:56 this sounds like your computer is going for sleep when monitor is turned off. 08:39:01 tsoome: It sounds like it, but it doesn't. :D 08:44:38 meaning, you are logged via network and can confirm the device is gone? 08:48:00 usbconfig is there to allow you to list and control devices... 08:49:51 tsoome: It's my desktop computer. I can see that it's not sleeping. 08:50:31 I have already tried `sysctl usbconfig -d 1.6 power_on`. It didn't do anything. 08:51:05 Sorry: I forgot the passive agressive "...": ... 09:11:49 am. hm. usbconfig dump_device_desc command should display device properties, like this ugen1.5: at usbus1, cfg=0 md=HOST spd=HIGH (480Mbps) pwr=ON (224mA) 09:40:02 tsoome: It doesn't change the state for the USB port when I turn of the monitor. I just checked with a script that ran in the background when I turned of the monitor and waited a minute. 09:40:04 Weird. 09:45:21 in general monitor power should not really be related to usb, unless it will trigger ACPI sleep state. I'd start with checking/disabling DPMS, also, disable X (to get plain text console), then switch off monitor and see if you still get the same defect. 09:45:58 if no, then its something power related in desktop config... 23:26:33 hows it going? 23:28:27 How do you get thunar to detect devices over samba? this usually requires a thunar shares plugin but it seems different for freeBSD which is why i'm asking