Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gconf-editor
If I click the button "standby" (German: "Ruhezustand") in the shutdown dialog
of Ubuntu 8.04, I will get a dark screen and after a few seconds two error
messages:
[100955046] i8042: aux 00:0d activation failed
[100955060] i8042: kbd 00:0d activation failed
The numbers in [] have some random character and are not reproducible.
The system does switch off power then (not just standby). But even on the next
start (hardware "Power On"), the boot process will fail:
The Ubuntu logo screen with the orange bar freezes in the first phase, while
there is not yet a "progress" bar but only a bar moving from left to right and
back...
Only after a hardware reset, Ubuntu will start again, then everything runs
normally again.
This behaviour is perfectly reproducible.
Of course this might be a problem with my "old" (4 years) main board
(MSI-K7N2G),
therefore - as a preliminary solution - I would like to remove the standby
button from the shutdown menu, but how can I do this? The gconf-editor seems
not to have this option any more (I found in a forum that Ubuntu 7.10 had:
apps/gnome-power-manager/can_hibernate).
** Affects: gconf-editor (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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after standby next boot hangs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/243299
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