On Fri, Dec 08, 2006 at 01:33:58PM +0100, Frank Ursel wrote:
> Before i actually suspend the notebook, i write some data about the
> graphic card on disk and on resume the data is written back to the
> graphic card and everything works fine (I'm writing only the relevant
> parts in here):
>
> # discover video card's ID
> ID=`lspci | grep VGA | awk '{ print $1 }' | sed -e 's@0000:@@' -e 's@:@/@'`
>
> # dump current data from the video card to the temporary file
> cat /proc/bus/pci/$ID > $TMP_FILE
>
> # suspend
> echo -n mem > /sys/power/state
>
> # restore video card data from the temporary file
> # on resume
> cat $TMP_FILE > /proc/bus/pci/$ID
Great, it works for me too.
> Note: This works fine for me in a script, which is invoked by acpi on
> button-press. I'm using Debian/SID and i don't know where the right
> place for manipulation on Suse is. Maybe you need to tweek a bit
Just for record (or others with the same problem :-), I'm using hibernate
script from swsusp2 and there I was able to use
OnSuspend 80 /etc/hibernate/video.sh store
OnResume 80 /etc/hibernate/video.sh restore
into /etc/hibernate/ususpend-ram.conf script.
Or on Suse 10.2, pm-utils are used by default and it's easy to add call to
this script to /etc/pm/hooks/ directory.
Thanks for your help.
--
Mirek Ruda
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