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On 12/10/18 7:03 PM, Tsukasa Mcp_Reznor wrote:> Has anyone managed to |
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get suspend/resume to work on diskless machines using NFS as the root? |
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> Suspend works like normal, but resume hard locks, can't seem to get |
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any error's or anything as it's not sending to any log files naturally. |
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On 12/13/18 1:08 PM, Tsukasa Mcp_Reznor wrote: |
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> If I manually suspend for up to say 10 seconds, they resume just fine. |
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Have you checked the power supply? |
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I don't use a diskless setup but last year (nah, maybe many years ago) I |
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had this strange resume problem after suspend. As in, I'd wake the |
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machine and it'd sit there with a blinking text cursor in text mode, |
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quite stuck. I am pretty sure I posted about it on the list here. |
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It turned out that when my machine was running the power supply was |
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fine. However, when I suspended it, the 5V rail would bleed voltage. So, |
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I discovered if I resumed within, say, 5 minutes after suspending my |
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machine it would wake normally. After that though, I'd get the blinking |
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cursor and it would hang resuming. |
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I confirmed that the 5V rail was bleeding voltage when in suspend with |
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my voltmeter. It turned out to be bad capacitors in the power supply. |
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Just a suggestion... |
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Dan |
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