1) STANDBY # echo -n standby > /sys/power/state ==> goes into standby, but wakes up immediately.
2) SUSPEND TO RAM
# echo -n mem > /sys/power/state
==> it suspends to RAM
I have then to press the power button to wake-up, but this starts the power off procedure due to acpid.
3) SUSPEND TO DISK
# echo -n disk > /sys/power/state
==> it suspends to disk successfully, BUT it does not power off, and wakes up immediately too, like with standby.
The result of all this is that nothing works correctly.
Suspend to disk could be easily corrected by modifying the acpid button event script, but how can I make the two other power states work ?
regards Christophe Combelles
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