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Hi there, my floor mate was also experiencing this problem with while |
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running the gnome desktop environment. The only way he was able to continue |
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computing was to log out of gnome, and then back in. I tried to diagnose the |
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problem and I found that simply killing the gnome-power-manager app (with |
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kill) would do the trick. That seemed to work for him so I didn't give it |
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anymore thought. |
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If anyone has an actual solution to this problem I would also be interested |
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in it. |
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On 3/18/07, mail <lists@×××××.net> wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I have followed everything I found on gnome power manager and I can't |
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> seem to solve this. |
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> I have a Thinkpad T41 and I am using gnome power manager. When I put it |
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> to "sleep" (suspend) it naps fine, however, as soon as I wake it up, it |
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> slowly starts to freeze. At first it seems fine but as soon as I ask it |
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> to run an app, that app freezes (i.e. top or ls) then the hd light |
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> starts to freak out, and eventually the whole system locks up and the |
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> only thing I can do is hold down the power butt and kill it hard. |
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> IT SLOWLY DIES AFTER A RESUME. |
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> I have the latest kern 2.6.19-gentoo-r5, What can I do? |
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> Thanks |
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> Rick |
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