OR using EOL release, and no response for years.
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Armandoj-93, thank you for reporting this and helping make Ubuntu
better. This bug was reported a while ago and there hasn't been any
activity in it recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue? If
so, could you please provide the information following
Problem still exists here, and while the codecentral script does work
sometimes it causes my usb to stop working on resume :(.
Still no progress on this?
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I managed to fix the problem using the script at
http://thecodecentral.com/2011/01/18/fix-ubuntu-10-10-suspendhibernate-
not-working-bug#header-6
Not sure exactly what was the cause of the problem though!
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I'm using an Asus N53S as well, currently with 3.0-14 on Ubuntu 11.10
and it has the same symptoms, both suspend and hibernate fail and the
screen goes black, the disk seems to turn off, the wireless seems to
turn off and can't switch to terminal (ctrl+alt+f1) and num lk doesn't
react anymore.
I
@dssj Thanks for keeping this post alive.
Adding to my 5/2011 post: 1) My U43F is dual-boot and the Windows
partition suspends just fine; it's a real suspend/sleep with little or
no drain on the batteries. 2)This machine has amazing battery life and
can normally go at least 5-6+ hours when
I'm also having the same issue on an Asus A53E-based computer running
Fedora 15 LXDE x86-64, even with the latest Fedora kernels (which are
3.0-based). I tried updating the BIOS, but that didn't help.
What's strange is that from the user level, everything seems to go fine.
You can check the
finisdiem - your wireless driver probably has a different name, try
looking at the status of your wireless adapter (click the wireless icon
in the panel and choose connection information) and finding the name
of the driver - in my case ath9k. You can then remove the module from
the kernel using
i think with the new kernek 3.0 every thing is working good . i tiried
on my laptop and i dont have any more the susspend problem . if u like
to give it a try fire up a terminal and :
for Ubuntu i386
wget http://dl.dropbox.com/u/964512/lffl_kernel/kernel_3.0_i386
chmod +x kernel_3.0_i386
after 2 monthes and no solution yet how come??? its really
ba :(
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Title:
Asus U43F with 11.04 freeze on suspend
To manage
I also have the same problem on Asus K52J with 11.04 64bit. On suspend,
the screen goes black but the fan still working. Only solution is hard
restart.
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thanks but this didnt work for me it returned:
ERROR: Module iwlagn does not exist in /proc/modules
ERROR: Module iwlcore does not exist in /proc/modules
but i also think it is a problem with my wireless driver. how can i keep
blank screen or suspend from turning off the wireless in the first
I also have intel wireless (mines an Intel centrino advanced N 6250)
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I've got similar issue on my Dell Inspiron 6400. And I've tracked it down to
intel wifi driver. I have iwl 5300 card installed - and as I can see at least
some people here have intel wifi too.
My system hangs during suspend, but if I do 'sudo rmmod iwlagn' it
suspends/resumes fine. But I also
i have the same problem on sony vaio vpc13l9e
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I also have a new Asus U43F with a freshly installed Ubuntu 11.04 and I have
the same problem as Armandoj-93. When I try to suspend, either with the menu
or by closing the laptop, I get a blank screen, but the fans are still on and I
can't get the system to wake back up. As with those above,
I have got the same problem on a Dell Vostro 3750 with natty 11.04.
When i press suspend The system goes into a black screen without backlight
while the fan still turns. The only way to get out of this is to press the
power-button.
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Identical problem here with asus u5f2. The fix Armandoj-93 posted works
for me in natty 64 bit.
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Title:
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Just tested it and booting with pcie_aspm=off did not work at all for
me.
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Sorry for the triple post here, but I made a typo on my laptop model, I
have an Asus U52F
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The last version of Ubuntu to include legacy GRUB was 9.04 Jaunty.
Those directions don't work with GRUB 2 (i.e. you should NOT edit the
menu manually).
Not quite sure what to do with GRUB 2. Just started using the newer
Ubuntu's. Haven't upgraded since Jaunty and am still learning GRUB 2.
Mine
???
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When you see GRUB, press e for edit boot options on Ubuntu. Then add
that line to the end of the options. If it works, great; but GRUB will
not remember preferences the next time you boot so, sudo vi
/boot/grub/menu.lst in a terminal and add it there.
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how do i do that?
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You could try booting with boot option pci_aspm=off.
** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu 11.04 Suspend Problem
+ Asus U43F with 11.04 freeze on suspend
** Tags added: kernel-power
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Correction: it's pcie_aspm=off
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