[ltp] does not wake up after sleep

[Katsumi Matsumoto]

I am writing again for the sake of completeness, because I was able to 
solve the problem (probably wasn't really a problem to begin with, if I 
were more experienced...  sorry folks).

Further to my previous posting, I received some messages that were sent to 
me directly.  They suggested that I hit Fn+ctrl3 or Fn+ctrl7.

When my T30 goes to sleep on its own, I cannot make it wake up by these 
two methods nor by hitting just the Fn key.  It seems to try though...  
However, I notice that when I put it to sleep by hitting Fn+ctrl4, then I 
can make it wake up by hitting Fn+ctrl3 or just Fn.

So when my T30 goes to sleep on its own, I put it to sleep "again" by 
hitting Fn+ctrl4.  And then I can wake it up by Fn+ctrl3 or Fn.

Thanks again for all the help,
-Katsumi


On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Katsumi Matsumoto wrote:

> It seems indeed that my T30 screen fails to unblank.  I am not quite sure 
> what is entailed in your suggested solution though.  Do I need to disable 
> apmd and install a suspend software (i.e., download something like swsusp 
> and recompile the kernel)?  Right now, I've installed RH8 with kernel 
> version 2.4.18.
> 
> Thanks for your help,
> -Katsumi
> 
> On Thu, 9 Jan 2003, George Yanos wrote:
> 
> > 
> > If his problem matches mine, also with a T30, it isn't hibernating
> > that is the issue, it is just that screen blanking fails to unblank.
> > The way I get around it, so far, is to force a hibernation (suspend
> > without a disk image) and then wake it up.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > >>>>> "Richard" == Richard Neill <rn214@hermes.cam.ac.uk> writes:
> > 
> >     Richard> If it's all working, the basic way to wake it up is to press the "Fn" key.
> >     Richard> You might also try "man apm" and KDE's help centre regarding Laptop 
> >     Richard> Power management.
> > 
> >     Richard> Beware that on some systems, suspend is buggy - and doesn't always wake 
> >     Richard> up every time.
> > 
> >     Richard> Richard