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Patrick Holthaus wrote: |
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> Hi! |
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>> What hardware are you using? Is it a laptop or desktop pc? |
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> I's a Dell Inspiron 9400. |
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I suspend happily with a Dell Inspiron 9100, but I think the 9400 is |
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different enough to worry about... |
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>> Few general suggestions: |
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>> 1. update your bios to latest version. |
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>> 2. Try to load motherboard-specific acpi module (e.g. asus-acpi for asus |
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>> notebooks, or acer-acpi, or ...) |
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> I think there isn't any for dell. Correct me if I am wrong, cause I'm not at |
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> the laptop right now. |
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I noticed nvidia in that list. Can you suspend without it? Try booting |
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without loading the nvidia module at all (sometimes even just loading |
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and unlaoding the nvidia module can cause issues with suspending). Also |
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stop as many services as possible and unload as many modules as possible. |
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Then when it works, you can add modules one by one and keep testing the |
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suspend / resume behaviour. |
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HTH, |
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Iain Buchanan <iaindb at netspace dot net dot au> |
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<carpaski> I'm greatly disturbed by my process list saying that a |
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process started 3 minutes from now. |
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<spyderous> carpaski: it's the latest in kernel scheduling. it can |
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actually plan ahead to see where resources should go. |
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