Philipp <hollunder@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Excerpts from Csomay Mihaly's message of 2010-04-01 23:16:13 +0200: >> Hi, >> >> I'm configuring suspend/resume on an Acer 1810TZ, but I have a small >> problem. >> I already set it up to suspend when I close the lid, I modified >> /etc/acpi/actions/lm_lid.sh to this: >> #! /bin/sh >> DISPLAY=:0 /bin/su csm -c "/usr/bin/i3lock -c 000044" >> /usr/sbin/pm-suspend > > Wow, where can I read more about this? About suspending when the lid is closed? http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Acpid >> It works as expected, turns off the wifi, etc., restores fine when I hit >> a button. >> >> So I would think that running pm-suspend from a terminal would work >> also, but it hangs on /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/98-smart-kernel-video. >> If I move that file away, it suspends, but then the screen isn't >> restored on resume, it's blank. >> >> The worst part of it is that it worked from the command line once, but >> back then I didn't know that hibernating with kms-enabled intel chips >> results in memory corruption, and it killed my root partition so bad I >> had to reinstall. And now it's not working. Any suggestions? >> Thanks in advance. > > For me (on acer extensa 5220) pm-suspend and pm-hibernate (as root) work > just fine, they did pre (intel) kms and they also do work fine with kms. > I didn't need to do anything, so it seem quite strange to me. So you don't experience this bug? https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13811 But back to my problem, does anybody know what could be the difference between running pm-suspend from the command line and acpid running it from a script in /etc/acpi/actions? I tried running it from X as root, also with sudo, and also from a tty as root, no luck whatsoever. csm
