Joerg Platte wrote: > Am Montag, 23. Oktober 2006 15:00 schrieb Michael Biebl: > Hi, > >> Hm, the log file is incomplete. It does not contain the resume cycle. >> As I can't reproduce your behaviour here, you will have to help me >> debugging it: >> On resume the file >> /usr/lib/powersave/scripts/restore_after_suspend_to_disk >> is called. If you have 915resolution installed it first tries to patch >> your video bios. >> Then 'restore_after_sleep "suspend2disk"' from >> /usr/lib/powersave/scripts/sleep_helper_functions is called. >> >> You can narrow down the problem by commenting out potential problematic >> calls, like 915resolution (given you have a intel graphics chipset and >> 915resolution installed). >> If that does not help, comment out switch_to_X. > > I commented out everything in this script except the last few lines (EXIT 0 > and the line above). Nothing changed. Then I moved the last four lines of the > prepare script to the beginning (directly after sourcing the helper scripts). > No change. What do I have to do to disable all scripts? Then it would be > easier to find the problem. Maybe there's something wrong in the daemon?
Take a look at /etc/powersave/events. EVENT_GLOBAL_SUSPEND2DISK/EVENT_GLOBAL_RESUME_SUSPEND2DISK: Remove prepare_suspend_to_disk, screen_saver and restore_after_suspend_to_disk (They correspond to the scripts in /usr/lib/powersave/[scripts]) This only leaves do_suspend_to_disk, which calls /usr/lib/powersave/do_acpi_sleep with the parameter suspend2disk, so basically the same what you do manually by "echo disk > /sys/power/state". Cheers, Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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