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This workaround doesn't work on my Thinkpad R51
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I fix my laptop!
Someplace I found a work around for this issue by adding this line
"udevadm trigger --subsystem-match=power_supply"
to my /etc/pm/power.d/savepower.sh that will update dbus & hal state of the ac
adapter I think!
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Thanks Timosha, I'm setting bug states to reflect your comment (comment
#81)
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What can I do to help identify the issue? what can I check on kernel 15
that works and the other kernels that don't? To reiterate, suspend works
if I use the keyboard or the menu but fails on closing the laptop.
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Same issue here as in post #79 on my Thinkpad R51. But, I pinned kernel
2.6.32-15 in Lucid and then everything works excellent and fast. In
kernels -14, -16 and -17 suspend fails and never resumes.
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Please be sure to confirm this issue exists with the latest development
release of Ubuntu. ISO CD images are available from
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/lucid. However, note you can only
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run the following
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I have just done a few tests and I can boot into 2.6.32-15-generic and I
can consistently shut the laptop lid and it goes into stand by. In
2.6.32-16-generic the machine fails to go into standby and upon opening
the lid I sometimes get a message that X is in a low resolution. If I go
to one of the
I am now getting this bug in 10.04. I have a Dell Inspiron 6000 which
worked fine on all versions up to 9.10. I have only started getting this
issue since upgrading to the alpha. If I press Fn-Stand by, the machine
goes into standby correctly. It is also intermittent. It had gone away
but seems bac
@Scott: Hope I don't have to wait till 2.6.36 for the fix! :]
>From what I can gather, Bug #376793 seems to be similar, but different
from this one. Is there any further testing or debugging info I can
provide to help move this toward a fix before Lucid? The upstream
bugzilla report seems dead in
I don't know if this will help, but please check out:
bug #376793
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=512958
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=607035
A very similar bug on HP 2140 MiniNotes. The bug has (so far) been
traced to the kernel, where stock version 2.6.36 fixes that bug.
@Robert Persson: Exactly.
It survived a couple reboots while still working properly. However, I
thought the problem had returned this morning. Turns out, I had closed
the lid before gnome-power-manager updated the power status. I pulled
the cord, then immediately closed the lid, and nothing happen
@tekstr1der: I don't think Brian was recommending this as a workaround.
He was just providing information that might possibly help to diagnose
the problem.
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Brian, glad to here it is working for you in some capacity. However,
typically, bugs are filed against packages expected to work in the
default installation. Removing packages such as ubuntuone or gnome-
screensaver is not a viable workaround/solution for this bug. Also your
"monkeying" would be di
This has been working properly for me for a few days. I haven't rebooted
in a while, so don't know if it will survive that. It was working
properly at about every other lid close, now it works consistently for
the last few days. I'll update if this problem comes back after a
reboot. I usually reboo
This is still an issue with latest daily Lucid. Please don't let this
slip into LTS. Getting a new laptop this week and really need this to
work going forward. Pretty please?
I am experiencing the exact same symptoms as Brian (above) on a Lenovo
S10. Managed to fix all other GPM issues throughout
This bug affects me on a Dell Latitude D820 running Karmic 9.10 up to
date. I do not run gnome-screensaver; instead I use xscreensaver. I
upgraded from Jaunty, so this is not a clean install. This worked
properly for me in Jaunty.
The status of /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID/state reflects the correct
I confirm this bug on my Samsung X20 1600 III
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re post #63 -- I've tried setting the AC power option to "Suspend on lid
close" as well, but it still doesn't suspend on either battery or AC
power. HP Mini Note 2140 here.
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2010/1/1 gt
> In my case it's exactly the same as described by @json684 in post 8 (
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-
> manager/+bug/44058/comments/8 )
>
> the value in /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID0/state toggles rather than
> reflect
In my case it's exactly the same as described by @json684 in post 8 (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-
manager/+bug/44058/comments/8 )
the value in /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID0/state toggles rather than reflecting
the true state.
I'm wondering if this means the bug is in the
Same issue present on Toshiba l505-2997 laptop. Have tried using
sleepbtn.sh, sleep.sh and lid.sh but none overcome the issue. Closing
the lid does not register an event in lshal. Strangely, if you force
suspend manually and then log back in, the laptop will suspend upon lid
close, but just one
Is anyone in a position to change this actually reading these posts?
Sent from AdriPod!
On 2009-12-03, at 5:12 PM, Darren Davison
wrote:
> this behaviour has changed for me since I last posted a month or so
> ago.
> If I change the settings for AC power to "Suspend" on lid close, then
> t
this behaviour has changed for me since I last posted a month or so ago.
If I change the settings for AC power to "Suspend" on lid close, then
that's what works for both. Same goes for "blank screen". g-p-m only
seems to take note of the AC setting, regardless of power state.
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I confirm this issue on my hp nc 6120 laptop with ubuntu karmic is
installed on. Suspending from log out menu works flawless each and every
time. However, it suspends with the lid button just for a fresh boot
session. On the session after resume (either from suspend or from
hibernate) , when the li
This is broken for me from bootup until a time that I manually suspend.
If I first suspend via hotkey or panel menu, after resuming the
functionality returns and the laptop will suspend when lid closed.
If I don't force a suspend by some other method, I can repeatedly close
the lid without trigger
Strangely, this bug has now gone away on my netbook. No updates, no
changes, nothing different between it working now and not working a
couple of days ago.
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@Toby:
I forgot about that - because of the slow SSD in the netbook, I usually mount
/var/log (and a couple of others) as tmpfs, but hadn't done that on this
particular install so that logs were intact.
According to /var/log/dpkg.log, the updates were tzdata, libwbclient0,
winbind, smbclient, li
Gareth, you can check to see which packages were installed by looking at the
apt log files.
Try /var/log/dpkg.log and /var/log/aptitude.log
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I'm seeing this issue on a netbook - Acer Aspire One - on 32-bit Karmic
Netbook Remix, but only since an apt-get update last night. Prior to
that it worked fine.
The symptoms are that the lid closure is detected and the suspend script
triggered - at which point, as far as I can tell, it immediate
Fresh boot and after suspend, doesn't matter.
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does this happen after fresh boot, or after at least one suspend cycle?
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Looks like my lid is getting to HAL at least, I wonder where it gets
lost from there:
Start monitoring devicelist:
-
21:31:58.761: computer_logicaldev_input_3 property button.state.value = true
21:31:58.763: computer_logicaldev_input_3 condition Butt
I think this problem can be divided in two versions (and two tickets
maybe?) from what I see here, one version of the problem is whereas
acpi/hal/dbus/devkit-power doesn't detects the lid event and/or
condition correctly.
The other seems to be where the state and events are detected correctly
but
Also, suspending from the desktop menu works fine. It's only the lid-
switch suspend that doesn't work on my machine.
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I just wanted to note that I have a HP DV2910US and I'm having this
problem, but I have more information. Under Jaunty, suspend on lid
closure worked fine. Also, I had to upgrade some multimedia packages to
Karmic versions to resolve some other problems, which included pulling
in the 2.6.31-14 ke
@joko: what model of a laptop?
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Uh, sorry. It's a netbook, an HP 2140.
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I came here to say that it's working for me now.
I made a fresh install of karmic 9.10 and the suspend issue is finally gone: i
just have to close the lid, and it works flawlessly.
I had several issues on this machine on jaunty 9.04, i couldn't even *boot*
with the power cable attached. Apparentl
On my laptop (Compaq V3018TU) with AC power plugged in and
"When laptop lid is closed: Suspend" set in g-p-m preferences, when I
close my lid, the laptop does not suspend immediately. When I reopen
the lid, it suspends. The laptop suspends directly when using the Suspend
option from the user menu a
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Ok... after an upgrade to Karmic (my previous post related to Karmic
LiveCD) , my HP Pavilion dv4000's power management became completely
psychotic... AC disconnect sends it into suspend; lid closure by itself
doesn't, but close + open the l
Ok... after an upgrade to Karmic (my previous post related to Karmic
LiveCD) , my HP Pavilion dv4000's power management became completely
psychotic... AC disconnect sends it into suspend; lid closure by itself
doesn't, but close + open the lid and press any key -- we go into
suspend; after resume o
I can also confirm what I would guess to be a similar problem in an HP
Pavilion dv5 1235dx laptop.
However, in my situation, I've noticed that the behavior is different depending
on how the settings are set in Power Management:
If I set 'AC Power' to standby when the lid is closed, it will do so,
confirm exact behaviour as noted by AlexW on my Dell M6300 with up to
the minute updates.
Can additionally confirm that the acpi button/lid event does get fired,
and the /etc/acpi/lid.sh script runs even when suspend fails.
CheckPolicy will return 0 though since gnome-power-manager is running
and
Just tested this on Karmic RC -- behavior is still the same:
-- on fresh boot, closing the lid does nothing (just turns the display
backlight off);
-- suspending works correctly when triggered from the menu, or by pressing the
hotkey;
-- after suspending has been triggered once, closing the lid
Karmic beta 64amd on dell xps m1330 suspend and hybernate still not
working only switch off and block display. Home folder and swap
encrypted
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working*. Hmm, interesting to note that it apparently does for the
previous user though. How odd!
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This is working as expected for me since karmic beta.
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This is not a solution: doesn't matter what very option is selected, lid
close action simply not intercepted by gnome-power-manager. This also
affects Karmic alfa 6 BTW.
29 июня, 2009 9:00 AM пользователь "Jonathan"
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I thought I had this problem, but then I realised:
System->Preference
I just noticed closing the lid does not initiate a suspend on Karmic
beta. I have an Asus A8J. It works fine if I select suspend from the
session menu.
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Any progress on this bug? Still not able to suspend via lid close on
Karmic alpha 6 with updates. Suspending works as expected initiated
through hotkey press and also via panel menu. Approaching beta, this is
a regression from previous releases. Suspend on lid close was working in
Intrepid and Jaun
i quote this bug. in my hp 530 laptop lid switch doesn't work anymore from
ubuntu 9.04. earlier versions didn't affected.
lid status doesn't change in /proc/acpi/button/lid/C20C/state. the state remain
"open" when i press manually the switch...
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Oded, I believe tekstr is right - you can't suspend because GPM is not properly
assigning the gconf values for the power management actions. The author of GPM
is currently working on it here:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=590991
Once this is done we can work on the inhibit bug (btw,
@Oded - That sounds more symptomatic of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-
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On my system - Thinkpad T61 everything worked fine until the GNOME
update yesterday (that was also supposed to solve Bug #389857) after
which closing the laptop lid never suspends the system. Using the
"suspend command" works perfectly.
Additionally when I open "Power Management Preferences" I s
I'd like to add my experiences also, with Karmic on an HP laptop dv4000
series. The described behavior is 100% reproducible.
On fresh boot, "Close Lid" doesn't do anything, lid state reported as
"open" (even when it's closed). Suspending manually (via menu, or
"sleep" button -- Fn F5 on this lapto
I have the same problem with my HP Mini. ACPI states correctly the state
of the LID, but when I close the LID, nothing happens (no stand-by or
blank screen). But I've noticed that if I put manually in hibernation my
computer, when I turn it on again everything is working perfectly! My
computer is g
Confirm. There is no difference how to setup gnome-power-manager, LID
action doesn't work. (Asus F3JA)
> No,
>
> When i close my lid, the screen does not even blank. All the settings are
> correct.
>
> This isn't a settings issue.
>
>
> Adrian
>
>
>
> 2009/6/29 Jonathan
>
>> I thought I h
No,
When i close my lid, the screen does not even blank. All the settings are
correct.
This isn't a settings issue.
Adrian
2009/6/29 Jonathan
> I thought I had this problem, but then I realised:
>
> System->Preferences->Power Management
>
> The default when on AC Power is for a lid close t
I thought I had this problem, but then I realised:
System->Preferences->Power Management
The default when on AC Power is for a lid close to blank the screen.
Perhaps this default should be changed to suspend?
In any case, changing it to suspend worked for me - the laptop now
suspends when the l
same problem here on Latitude D629 with Ubuntu 9.04, closing lid doesn't
make it hibernate or suspend or anything.
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I'd like to post a work around script form a duplicate bug:
cologic wrote on 2009-05-25: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/gnome-power-manager/+bug/223192/comments/14
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/27149673/suspendhack.sh
I should add that currently I set up a cron script to run the att
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Oke, I might have a hint for this. Manual suspend works for me and
suspend by closing the lid sometimes... The state as reported through
darylb's procedure, stays "Open", even if the lid is closed. Now, if it
doesn't work, I switch to battery power by pulling the plug. Then, lid
close detection wor
It seems likely that Bug #376793 is related or even a duplicate of this
one..?
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Status: Unknown => New
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I found a possible workaround here:
http://xgwang.wordpress.com/2007/11/26/close-the-lid-suspend-to-memory-on-thinkpad-x40-andubuntu-gutsy/
Basically change action=/etc/acpi/lid.sh to action=/etc/acpi/sleepbtn.sh
in /etc/acpi/events/lidbtn
However, it does not work for me. I'm using a Sony Vaio V
I also confirm that on Jaunty (9.04) with todays updates (26th Feb
2009), suspend manually works from the battery icon in the notification
area, however suspend on closing laptop lid does not work - nothing
happens.
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Running Ubuntu 8.10, Inspiron 5150. Suspend/Resume work when
explicityly selected from menu. However, using the power management
tool to set suspend, suspend does not work when closing the lid or
pressing the suspend key.
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Note: sorry ;
Running Hardy 8.04.1
Also, my laptop will not go to suspend if I have the time in GPM set to x
number of minutes. Looks like a different, but remotely similar bug.
I have noticed that when I do suspend, the only way to un-suspend is if i close
the laptop lid, and reopen it. I can
Confirmed, Dell Inspiron 5100.
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Ditto for Thinkpad R61i running Hardy Beta. Suspend works from GUI and
by using Fn-F4, but is not triggered by closing the lid.
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I have the same problem with Gutsy on my sony vaio pcg-z600tek, closing
the screen just turns the screen off, but the fn + esc puts the laptop
into suspend or hibernation (not sure which)
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I have the same problem on an MSI MS-1012 laptop. It fails to suspend cleanly
on a lid close but works fine from the logout screen. When I closed the lid I
get a beep followed by some activity, but when I reopen the lid I get no video.
/var/log/messages contains:
Mar 20 01:14:35 bifrost gnom
I can confirm this for (Gnome) Gutsy & Hardy alpha5, on an Acer
Travelmate 2451LCi.
No action is taken on lid close, whether it is set to blank screen,
suspend, hibernate, or shutdown.
This did work in linux Mint 4.0, if that is to any help.
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This bug also affects Kubuntu Hardy latest Alpha - Dell Vostro 1500
laptop. Suspend on lid close doesn't work, but choosing it from the
logout screen works fine.
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