[Bug 1440210]

2015-06-20 Thread CxOrg
With a similar hardware Lenovo Ideapad U430 Intel 4400 graphics. A reinstall on the M2 SSD drive using Sabayon (Gentoo) 4.05 kernel and KDE 4.14.9 the same issue appeared. Normally after running any native KDE application particularly Dolphin the Plasma desktop freezes soon after closing a

[Bug 856711] Re: 11.10 - Suspend fails on Asus 1215B

2012-03-20 Thread CxOrg
Current contents of my /etc/pm/config.d/modules SLEEP_MODULE=uswsusp S2RAM_OPTS=-f -a 2 Now sleeping with Fn + Zz keys and waking with short press of power button seems reliable. Sleep from lid close or waking from any other key will/can fail. Some attention to /var/log/pm-suspend.log may

[Bug 856711] Re: 11.10 - Suspend fails on Asus 1215B

2012-03-20 Thread CxOrg
The final addition to /etc/pm/config.d/modules adds: SLEEP_MODULE=uswsusp S2RAM_OPTS=-f -a 2 SUSPEND_MODULES=button uhci_hcd I'm thinking having the most recent kernel you can find could help as the -a parameter makes use of kernel features. I'm using 3.6.1 as in

[Bug 856711] Re: 11.10 - Suspend fails on Asus 1215B

2012-03-19 Thread CxOrg
The above seemed to work fine until I rebooted. Strange?? so back to some research on what the real fix is. pm-utils seems to be the mechanism behind suspend/resume from both disk and ram. This is fine tuned for different laptop chipsets and kernel modules for video/wireless etc by s2ram . A

[Bug 856711] Re: 11.10 - Suspend fails on Asus 1215B

2012-03-19 Thread CxOrg
Correction to the above The contents of modules file should be: S2RAM_OPTS=-f -a 2 Try as root (su) in a terminal s2ram -f -a 2 This is the one which worked for me. You may have to search for s2ram and install it if it is not part of your distribution. -- You received this bug notification

[Bug 856711] Re: 11.10 - Suspend fails on Asus 1215B

2012-03-18 Thread CxOrg
Having followed the link in post 64 I decided to give re-building my current kernel a go. This should apply to Ubuntu as much as the Mandriva 2011 install I'm using. Without changing anything in the .config for the re-build resulted in a kernel which does suspend/resume again and again. No