One more bug to check for workarounds:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/270593
"logging out, (killing pulse-audio) followed by alsa force-reload
re-instates sound."
I'd also try suspend/resume by starting Ubuntu 9.10 from the liveCD
(installation cd). That's how you can chec
On 05.01.2010 00:26, Eric Lorenz wrote:
> I tried adding the line you mentioned...it had no effect after
> rebooting.
>
> When I opened the file...it was empty until I added this line...could
> that be right?
>
> The only thing I have not done yet is trying the 'kernel switch'...I am
> not sure if
weird, shmi85, on my T60 HIBERNATE_MODE=platform does the trick, and
many other success stories come from thinkpad owners.
first, I would try the unpatched kernel, for which Guilherme Salgado has
built a deb package (link above in this thread): download
http://rookery.ubuntu.com/~kyle/kernels/sal
That's correct; the bug has been fixed upstream, but I didn't have the time
to track down which specific revision fixed it so that we can ask somebody
from the Ubuntu Kernel Team to cherry pick it, so I guess we'll have to wait
because reverting the commit which introduced this bug may cause suspen
I've reported it on the linux-acpi mailing list [1] and to the patch's
author, but nobody replied so far.
[1] http://marc.info/?l=linux-acpi&m=117716960312007&w=2
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In my case (a T60) just a shutdown is enough. Restarting doesn't help,
though.
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That's right. I already identified the merge in which the regression was
introduced (it's a merge from linux-acpi-2.6 between 2.6.20-rc1 and
2.6.20-rc2). I have only a few commits left to test before I can pinpoint the
right culprit.
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