henry atting wrote:
Michael Biebl wrote:henry atting wrote:Michael Biebl wrote:henry atting wrote:Package: powersaved Version: 0.15.20-2 Severity: important Since an upgrade standby does not work anymoreDoes suspend and hibernate (-u and -U) still work?Mmh, they work as before. That means suspend-to-disk only works once and after the resume the usb mouse and usb keyboard work no longer. I know it has to do with "bad" modules but as hibernation is not so important for me I did not put much effort in fixing it. Suspend-to-ram did never work and unfortunately this state ispreserved with this new version.One problem is, that the hal version in Debian doesn't support standby. powersave is coming from suse, and they have patched hal to support standby (aka S1). I guess they never tried to get this patch merged upstream, as S1 is mostly useless. The power savings are marginal. I'm a bit undecided, if it makes sense to pull the standby patch from suse.I see. As far as I am concerned to switch to a previous version issufficiant enough.The power savings may be marginal but I prefer standby to the mere blanking of the screen. What I would appreciate the most is suspend-to-ram but as I said before it does not work either way (no resume after suspending).
Hi Henry,if you have a black display, but otherwise active system on resume, your graphics card very likely needs some workarounds.
Could you follow the instructions from http://people.freedesktop.org/~hughsient/quirk/quirk-suspend-index.htmland see if that works for you. If then we could add this quirks to hal, so other users with the same laptop as you could benefit.
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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