On Sun, 4 Apr 2010 23:16:14 +0200 "Roman v. Gemmeren" <ro...@hasnoname.de> wrote:
> Hi Victor Lowther! > > I hope it is ok to contact you directly, i didn't want to subscribe > the ml just to report a bug... > > I just tested pm-utils-1.3.0 on gentoo and > found out it was no longer resuming from suspend. Were you running pm-suspend directly or through a session power manager? > After some investigation i found both "s3_bios" and "s3_mode" enabled, > while in fact the x60 doesn't need a quirk at all (at least the > version with intel-graphics). What was the testing you used? > This is the > lshal| grep "system.hardware.product" > system.hardware.product="7673W6M" > > Instead of asking for the product id, wouldn't it be possible to just > check for the boolean "power_management.can_suspend"? pm-utils no longer uses HAL -- it manages the video quirk database directly. HAL is in the process of going away, and pm-utils 1.3.0 took over managing the quirks database. However, if whatever is invoking pm-utils is passing quirks to it, that will override whatever is in the database. If you system works fine without quirks > If you need any other infos to fix it, i would be happy to provide > more informations... Sure -- if you can send me the /var/log/pm-suspend log from when it breaks and when it works, that would help. You can also override the local quirks database by running pm-suspend --quirk-none --store-quirks-as-lkw If that does The Right Thing on your system, send /etc/pm/last_known_working.quirkdb to me and I will update the native quirk database. > greetings, > Roman v. Gemmeren -- Victor Lowther Ubuntu Certified Professional _______________________________________________ Pm-utils mailing list Pm-utils@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/pm-utils
