This bug report was marked as Incomplete and has not had any updated
comments for quite some time. As a result this bug is being closed.
Please reopen if this is still an issue in the current Ubuntu
development release http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ .
Also, please be sure to
Contrary to PeggySue's experience, I still have the problem after
upgrading to Lucid. (As stated above, waking up from suspend-to-disk
works, but not from suspend-to-RAM. I'm using an HP EliteBook 6930p.)
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The bug has been fixed for me with the full 10.04 release.
My Dell Vostro 1000 with AMD64 and Dell wireless now suspends from the menu or
a lid closure are resumes correctly even if left overnight.
This is great. It makes a big difference. Thanks.
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Hi there,
i just upgraded from karmic to lucid and the problem arose, which i did
not have before:
Suspend-to-ram suspends the (desktop)computer - ATI 4850/ RV770 with
fglrx 8.72.11. After wakeup, the system comes up, the display is
initialised, but i only see a cursor and some garbage. The
Hi xeno_phile,
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? Can you try with the
latest development release of Ubuntu? ISO CD images are available from
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/ .
If it
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In the process of testing fglrx versions and radeonhd, I found that the
good old radeon does suspend to ram and wakes up correctly afterwards.
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I can suspend to ram and wake up again without problem (and without removing
the video module).
My configuration: Ubuntu Karmic, kernel 2.6.31-17-generic.
What did I do:
first I purged the old version of the fglrx driver and installed the recent
version (9.12, released December 17th 2009) of
If removing the video module works for anyone else, here is the proper
method of automating it.
add the following line to /etc/pm/config.d/unload_modules (you may have to
create it)
SUSPEND_MODULES=video
Everything should work after that.
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I tested the radeonhd driver (the 1.2.5-1 version in ubuntu 9.10). This
doesn't make suspend work either. The system becomes unresponsive after
wake-up from suspend to ram.
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I have had a similar problem on my sony VGN-FW139E using the fglrx
driver. I have just found that I can successfully suspend and resume if
I unload the video module prior to suspending. After resuming,
everything seems to work fine except being able to adjust the screen
brightness, as this is a
I can hibernate fine, but suspend makes the screen and keyboard become mostly
unresponsive.
To be more precise: I can shutdown/reboot the notebook by pressing
alt-printscreen-b, but shift nor numlock lights can be toggled. I can login
with SSH, but Xorg wont react. Running some x commands just
Well, here's a bit of good news:
I'm using Ubuntu Studio's kernel 2.6.31.9-rt, and I have achieved
constant hibernation success. The kernel information can be found
[url=https://help.ubuntu.com/community/What%20Is%20Ubuntu%20Studio#Ubuntu%20Studio%20vs.%20Ubuntu]here[/url].
My system is by no
PiggySue.I am psychic...how did you guess!!
I hope Fedora 12 works for you as well as it works for me.
Rafeal.what you gonna do when support ends for 9.04.
xeno
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PeggySueWhat information is required by the developers to be able to take
some action?...That is the $64,000 question!!
As users, all we can do is follow the bug reporting guidelines, and hope
someone from the triage team tries to debug the the problem.
I have had several issues with
Xeno,
You must be psychic! At this very moment I am installing Fedora 12 on
my lap top and just switched on the desktop while I'm waiting.
I have had no end of problems with grub 2 on my dual disk, multi
partition system so had reverted to grub 1 until the bugs were fixed.
Ubuntu's last 9.10
Although this is getting really off topic here, this bug is an example
that Ubuntu has to be more conservative in critical areas like graphic
and network drivers, booting, suspend/resume and other basic features.
An idea might be a stable basic layer and on top an optional
innovation layer? A
This bug is still present in Lucid 10.04 alpha 1, kernel 2.6.32-7 on Dell
Vostro 1000, AMD 64 X2.
What information is required by the developers to be able to take some action?
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Hi gsmayya,
To be prefectly honest i dont think the problem lies with the drivers, even
though down grading seems to have worked in my case.
The reason i say that is because Fedora 12 works perfectly on my machine.
Suspend/Hibernate and Resume work out of the box.
Surely the drivers used by
Hi,
Am not sure how to fix for the suspend for video-intel. Jaunty's intel
drivers were also broken, so am not sure about risking to that. :)
Just a happy news for me is hibernate is working fine now. I tried it
three or four times. Is working. Am not sure of any particular updates
which caused
Update...
I can now resume from suspend properly, below is the list of actions that i had
to take to achieve this.
remove xserver-xorg-video-radeon
remove xserver-xorg-video-ati
Then visited these two links and chose the correct files for my architecture.
I wanted to add that suspend-to-disk works for me (including resuming), only
resuming from suspend-to-RAM fails.
(A minor annoyance with suspend-to-disk is that I get an ugly blinking green
line on my screen, instead of whatever splash screen is supposed to appear
during the suspending
I can confirm (unfortunately) that this is also an issue with my HP
EliteBook 6930p: Resume from suspend doesn't work after upgrading to
Karmic, but did work under Jaunty.
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Have replaced the Ubuntu kernel with TuxOnIce's kernel, hibernates just
fine!
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:tuxonice/ppa
sudo aptitude update
sudo aptitude safe-upgrade
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update:
negatory on that.
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unfortunately, I have the same issue. I have a Hp Tc1100. As much as I
would like to stay with 9.10, I need to have Suspend/Resume working.
I'll probably downgrade until the issue is fixed.
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I use suspend/resume too extensively.
I had been using Karmic from the Alpha 2. I did not had any suspend/resume
problems.
But after the kernel upgrade (as mentioned in the bug 449646, kernel
version 2.6.31-12), Ubuntu would never recover from a suspend. It would
show power light on, but no
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