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I have a problem with powernap daemon on kubuntu 13.04, which doesn't start with upstart (or with /etc/init.d/powernap start). On my other machine with ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS it starts ok.

$ sudo service powernap start
powernap stop/pre-start, process 8245
$ sudo service powernap status
powernap stop/waiting

I tried reinstalling powernap (with purge), but the problem persists. The only way i managed to start powernap daemon is:

$ sudo powernapd
$ ps -e | grep powernap
21369 ?        00:00:00 powernapd

The system is up-to-date.

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  • Hey same problem with me also . I am also using the same Kubuntu 13.04 .
    – Raja G
    Aug 24, 2013 at 14:52

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from the service --status -all command I have found something which can help you.

21369 ?        00:00:00 powernapd

here ? is status of your service and i.e The [ ? ] is drawn for services that do not support the service command. Support for this command is determined by grepping the "Usage" information that is printed when service $SERVICE is run.

so you can not check its status with service powernap status command.

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I had the same problem. Edit this file: /etc/default/powernap

Contents:

# start powernap at boot [yes|no]
START=yes

I don't understand why but start was set to no, change it to yes and it works!

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