Re: [ACPI-sppt] suspending in 2.5.69, but not waking up

Am Mittwoch, 28. Mai 2003 15:02 schrieb Sean E. Russell:
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> Je mardo, 28 maj 200, Oliver Neukum skribis:
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> > > > my notebook suspends just fine, but the only way to wake it is
> > > > hitting the power button which causes a reboot.
> > > > Does anybody have experience with such behaviour.
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> > Thanks, but that's not the cause. If I instruct acpid to ignore
> > the power button, nothing changes.
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> Same here, Oliver.  I asked about this on this list a few weeks ago, but
> got no response.
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> I think I see the same behavior.  'echo 3 > /proc/acpi/sleep' cases the
> system to suspend.  It prints some messages about sending devices to sleep,
> and then the hardware goes into sleep mode, which I deduce from the slowly
> blinking power LED.  Pressing every button but the power button does
> nothing to wake the laptop up.  Pressing the power button appears to cause
> a power cycle, or a reset.  This happens even if I kill the ACPI daemon
> before suspending the machine, or if I change the behavior of the ACPI
> defaults to:
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> 	event=button power.*
> 	action=
> 	event=.*
> 	action=/etc/acpi/default.sh %e
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> I don't think Linux is ever being woken up.  I suspect (in my case) that
> the power button goes directly to a reboot, without querying the OS.

I immediately see the boot logo. I'll try downgrading the kernel.

	Regards
		Oliver



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