Hi.
On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 00:59, Ian Soboroff wrote:
> Ian Soboroff <[email protected]> writes:
>
> > I recently reinstalled my laptop (Fujitsu P2110) with RHEL4, and I
> > found that neither ACPI S3 or APM suspend (booting with acpi=off) work
> > reliably with their stock kernel (a 2.6.9 derivative). Sometimes
> > resuming works, but more often the computer locks up, or the keyboard
> > doesn't function respond.
>
> Just tried with 2.6.11.10 using ACPI. On resume, the mouse doesn't
> respond (there isn't even a cursor). If I C-A-Backspace out of X, GDM
> needs to be specially HUP'd to restart. But the mouse still doesn't
> work.
You will probably be able to address this by building psmouse and evdev
as modules and doing the following sequence:
1) chvt away from X
2) rmmod psmouse & evdev
3) suspend & resume as normal
4) modprobe psmouse & evdev
5) switch back
The hibernate script (see http://suspend2.net) can make this less
painful if you want it.
In the case of USB mice, you will probably want to unload not just
psmouse & evdev, but the whole set of USB modules.
Regards,
Nigel
> This was one of the failure modes in the RHEL 2.6.9-5.0.5 kernel. (I
> know, I know, "ask RH for support", but they don't seem to have any of
> the ACPI or APM suspend bugs in their bugzilla anywhere near
> resolved.)
>
> Ian
>
>
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