Re: NetBSD/i386 8.0 RC1 Vs. VIA C3
Andrius V <[email protected]>
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On Fri, Jun 8, 2018 at 3:05 AM, Christos Zoulas <[email protected]> wrote: > In article <[email protected]>, > Andy Ball <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>Hello Andrius, >> >> AV> S1 state can be possibly enabled in BIOS? VT310-DP >> > has an options to enable S1, S3 or S1&S3. I tried apm >> > -z on my system (VT310-DP), it ended up with system >> > crash... However, I have never tried to use suspend >> > before, possibly the issue is not new. >> >> I have just changed "ACPI Suspend Type" in the CMOS >>setup from "S3(STR)" to "S1&S3". Now, if I attempt apm -S >>the host locks up after "acpi0: entering state S1". It also >>still hangs if I attempt apm -z. Please let me know if there >>is some way I can help with testing. > > Did this work with -7? > > christos > Yes, the major question if you know that it was working at some point. In that case I can try to trace breaking commit and that will be relatively easy. If not, I believe it can be an old issue and I may try to debug till I hit the wall of my limited knowledge and finally submit PR(s). Regarding a bit different behavior on apm -z (S3 suspend) on my board compared to yours, I think it can be related to dual CPU nature of my board. Unfortunately I don't have any single C3 boards, only VIA Nano (though I can test that as well).