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Lars Tobias Børsting wrote: |
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> Ahmad Fahad Al-Twaijiry <ahmadt@×××××.com> writes: |
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>>anyway know what is the best think to make the LCD come back after the |
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>>suspend ? |
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> When suspending from X you may do a workaround to get the LCD up |
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> again. The bad thing is that X dies hard, but the bright side is that |
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> you don't have to boot, merely start X again. When suspending to ram |
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> make a little script that does this for you and after the suspend |
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> command add these lines: |
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> chvt 1 |
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> chvt 7 |
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> Don't know why it works, but it does for me. And with ACPI suspend to |
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> ram there seems to be no problem with the ipw2200 and i915 modules. |
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I found a small program video_post on the net that brings the lcd up |
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(google found this: |
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http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~mjg59/laptops/video-post_0.1.orig.tar.gz) |
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It worked for me with i810 on a text console with framebuffer turned off |
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so i had a suspend script like: |
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#change to text console |
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chvt 47 |
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#suspend |
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echo mem >/sys/power/state |
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video_post |
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#back to x |
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chvt 7 |
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>>also when every I try to hibernate the kernel will crash and I have to |
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>>reboot |
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> This may have to do with the ipw2200 and/or i915 modules. Remove them |
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> prior to a suspend. |
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