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I have finally got some acpi sleep states working on my desktop box (thanks |
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everyone!), but not all the way I would like. |
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The box has an asus p4p800-se motherboard and a hyperthreading p4 processor. |
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Hyperthreading is enabled in the kernel (which is why it was hard to find out |
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how to get sleep enabled in the kernel config). |
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'echo standby > /sys/power/state' works fine. |
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'echo disk > /sys/power/state' doesn't, but I'm not worried for now. swsusp2 |
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conflicts (or used to) with reiser4 (which I use) and the original swsusp is |
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known to have problems. |
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'echo mem > /sys/power/state' is what is frustrating. It goes to sleep |
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alright, but I can't wake it up. The only thing that does anything is the |
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power button, and what that does is send the system into shutdown. If the |
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sleep state is initiated from a console, the screen remains black during the |
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brief reawakening. If the sleep state is initiated from the X server then I |
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get some kind of funny pattern on the screen of the kind that says that the |
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video card is confused. |
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This last one is the sleep state I most want to use, so any help getting it to |
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work properly would be much appreciated. |
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many thanks |
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Robert |
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Robert Persson |
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Conspiracy Bears: |
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Once upon a time there were lots of conspiracy bears... |
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