#6761 NORM Never A: Suspend/resume problems
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Wed Mar 26 04:48:13 EDT 2008
#6761: Suspend/resume problems
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Reporter: ssb22 | Owner: jg
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Never Assigned
Component: distro | Version:
Keywords: | Verified: 0
Blocking: | Blockedby:
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I'm running release-candidate update.1 691 (firmware Q2D13) on a B4 test
machine.
Closing the lid or pressing the power button has no effect (laptop does
not go to sleep - power light stays on).
I can make the laptop go to sleep by doing as root:
echo mem > /sys/power/state
but then closing the lid causes the laptop to wake up again (so what I
have to do is "sleep 3 ; echo mem > /sys/power/state" and then close the
lid before 3 seconds have passed; you can put this in a script or an alias
of course).
The above command does not shut off the backlight. The backlight needs to
either be turned off manually or done in script like this:
{{{
cd /etc/ohm/plugins.d
mv backlight.ini b
echo backlight.hardware_brightness 0 public > backlight.ini
/etc/init.d/ohmd restart
mv b backlight.ini
}}}
I tried using ohm-set-key instead but it has no effect on the backlight;
you have to actually restart ohmd to change it. (I don't know how the
backlight keys manage to make it work.)
I don't know why pressing the power button or closing the lid does not do
this. The fact that closing the lid when the laptop is suspended causes
it to wake up indicates that the hardware lid-closing detector *is*
working, so I don't know why closing it doesn't work.
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Ticket URL: <http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/6761>
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