Hi All! I have a Gateway M-6862 laptop (Core 2 Duo...ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600). In lieu of describing it further, I will attach output from lshw and lspci -vvn. I am presently running a pre-release of Jaunty, fully updated as at this writing.
I upgraded to the Jaunty alphas from Intrepid. In my first few months with Intrepid (from around alpha5 to mid January 2009, approx, 2 months after release), I used the default GNOME. Suspend and hibernate did not work, and I more or less resigned myself to ?fate?, prematurely blaming the problem on the binary fglrx driver (with no investigation, shame on me). When KDE 4.2 was released, I installed it from the PPAs advertised on kubuntu.com (quasi-official?) and - wonder of wonders, suspend now worked like a beauty, for as long as I was in KDE 4.2. That takes the blame away from fglrx, at least on my machine. I need to note that all the packages on my system are from official Jaunty development repos. Impatient me - it was not long before I was on the bleeding edge again, this time running Jaunty pre-release. When I suspend the machine, it initially appears to work - powering things off and blinking the power light when finished, just as it should. However, when I bring it back up, it "locks up" - blinking capslock, needs a hard reset in order to be used again. Hibernate is even more depressing; when I boot the machine up, it performs a "normal boot". I have not had the heart to try this from GNOME, but I will (it's past midnight now, and a "bedtime disappointment" isn't too appealing). I'd have filed this under a specific package - if I knew which, but I don't. I will be happy to provide further info and carry out any tests needed. Best regards, Daniel Nyaga ** Attachment added: "suspend_bug-report" http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22887039/suspend_bug-report -- Gateway m-1625 will not hibernate or suspend https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/310382 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
