Hi David,
I too have the same problem. The suspend part of the process works
fine, however the resume fails. It powers up and then the fan start at
high speed and the network lights come on. I'm unable to ping and
therefore ssh the machine.
The machine does not respond to pressing the power button to initiate
the acpid event button/power.* (in /etc/acpi/events/sample.conf).
It's the video which remains blank. I have modified the video driver
and received the same problem with the nv open driver.
Cheers
David Timms wrote:
Clayton Rogers wrote:
I have a Toshiba Tecra A4 with an Nvidia video card and the nvidia
driver installed. I'm able to shut the lid and suspend the laptop
which works great.
The proof of the pudding within suspend/resume is the resume !
However, when I open the lid to resume everything it "seems" to
startup ok except I don't get any video.
On my ATI based HP nx9000, suspend shuts down the machine (by default
on lid close). Opening lid causes the power to turn on + fan, but no
vision, nor does it appear to access the hard disk.
Is there any options I can configure with the new power management
software to rmmod nvidia and modprobe nvidia?
Would you be able to test if the suspend / resume process works
properly using the nv open driver ? You'll probably get more help here
if you are using the open driver (for now) !
(I believe this is what the problem is)
Do you get hard disk activity ?
Is the network card lights on ?
Can you ssh / ping the machine from another after the attempted resume ?
DaveT.
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