it works on the MBP 6,2 now with kernel 3.8.0.28
However I have a similar issue with a MacBook Pro with Retina display
(15).
In order to get the machine to sleep, I have to open system settings /
power management and just click on the button to sleep when the lid is
closed.
This does the trick.
Wolf Rogner, this bug report is being closed due to your last comment
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Wolf Rogner, could you please confirm this issue exists with the latest
development release of Ubuntu? ISO images are available from
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ . If the issue remains,
could you please run the following command in the development release
from a Terminal
I a problem on MBP 6,2 that might be related. When I close the lid, it
seems as it suspends, but then it never resumes but behaves as if it
restarts. I'm not sure it's really a restart as i think i once noticed a
process I didn't expect to be running on a fresh start (a program i ran
myself). In
One more thing, I think it worked better with 3.5.0-17
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[Macbook Pro 6,2] Suspend to RAM fails (non-free: nvidia wl)
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I found a workaround:
When the machine refuses to go to sleep I open system settings - power
management
I set and reset the action on lid close to nothing and then suspend
This works reliably.
Then I have three sleeps free and the procedure starts again.
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Suspend to RAM works for 3 times (sometimes it takes about 2 mins to go to
sleep though)
Then the machine just turns off its screen but keeps running (usually heating
up the case)
I can use the suspend menu once
After resume the menu has disappeared
Usually there are artefacts where the unity
It reproducably does not work after a fresh reboot
It works after closing and reopening the lid about three times (but this number
changes and the procedure is neither reliable nore good for the case)
WORKAROUND: Suspend from the menu works in cases that the above
mentioned procedure does not
I just realised and verified that using the suspend menu is a one time
wonder workaround.
After using the menu it disappears on the next resume.
Maybe it gets totally consumed by the process of setting the machine to
sleep.
I will further observe
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Any workaround?
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