Re: [Bug 11717] Pressing suspend button suspends, but does not wakes up

From: Rogério Brito
Date: Wed Aug 12 2009 - 00:12:58 EST


Hi, people (and Zhao in particular).

I'm adding a CC to the people in linux-kernel as we may, perhaps, get some ideas of how to debug this year long bug.

On Jul 22, 2009, at 9:15 AM, ykzhao <yakui.zhao@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

From your test it seems that the box can't be resumed from BIOS.

Pardon me as I'm not sure how many ways to resume a box are. I'm not familiar with hardware matters.

And if the BIOS is skipped by using "echo core > /sys/power/ pm_test", it
can be resumed.

Well, this didn't work the last time I tested. Actually, just to recap, I have never gotten Linux to resume this notebook at all. With kernel modesetting, without, just booting with /bin/bash as init etc.

The unfortunate fact is that its warranty has just run out. I am really interested in getting it working, as I do need this for some development.

The sad thing is that Windows Vista that came pre-installed with it supports both suspend-to-ram and suspend-to-disk without any problems at all, but I'm not sure what to do, as I don't know how to use Windows (and I'm not really willing to learn a non-Unix Operating System). :-/

And now I have no idea to fix it.

I made sure that I bought a notebook with an intel chipset, but it seems that this isn't exactly sufficient to get a machine properly working with the kernel.

That being said, while I am not willing to learn how to work with Windows Vista, I am open to trying some, perhaps, invasive tests under Linux.

Well, actually, if there is any debugger/tracer/whatever that I could run under Windows Vista and that can reveal important information, then I'm ready to go.

Any ideas, anyone?


Thanks, Rogério Brito.

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