On 11/28/06, Michal Jaegermann <michal@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Not sure if this helps, but I run x64 on my Dell E1505 and use this in my kernel line in grub
ec_intr=0 notsc
When I added the ec_intr=0 my suspend works good, I left it suspend for two days and still had batter and got my screen back :)
notsc keeps my keyboard from logging 40 strokes to 1....
if only ipw3945 and nm-applet worked better together, currently nm doesn't see it after suspend, currently I have to run a script to get wireless going again but nm doesn't have a clue its there. But its a blob and I know thats my fault and blah blah blah ;)
On Wed, Nov 29, 2006 at 12:05:37AM +1030, n0dalus wrote:
> On 11/28/06, Michal Jaegermann <michal@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >> echo $(fgconsole) > $VT_NR # remember the current vt
> >
> >Really weird. Why not simply 'fgconsole >$VT_NR' ?
>
> echo $(fgconsole) > ... will put all the output on a single line,
> which might be important.
Are there really any circumstances when 'fgconsole' outputs more
than a single number? 'man fgconsole' seems to suggest otherwise.
What is more, you are using that later as $(<$VT_NR) which will
be a single line no matter what (unless you quote).
Even when this would be not the case then how do you propose
to employ later a content of "other lines"?
Whatever. A detail straight from Rube Goldberg but still a detail.
Michal
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Not sure if this helps, but I run x64 on my Dell E1505 and use this in my kernel line in grub
ec_intr=0 notsc
When I added the ec_intr=0 my suspend works good, I left it suspend for two days and still had batter and got my screen back :)
notsc keeps my keyboard from logging 40 strokes to 1....
if only ipw3945 and nm-applet worked better together, currently nm doesn't see it after suspend, currently I have to run a script to get wireless going again but nm doesn't have a clue its there. But its a blob and I know thats my fault and blah blah blah ;)
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