[ltp] Resume hangs on X30 with 2.6.9
Nathan Kurz
linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org
Sun, 5 Dec 2004 14:51:05 -0700
On Sun, Dec 05, 2004 at 01:09:04PM +0100, Heiko Rosemann wrote:
> > 1) Is there anyone out there running the X30/2.6.9 setup with success?
>
> Yes, me. With a Slackware 9.1, FWIW. ;-)
Wonderful and encouraging news! In particular, do you have Suspend to
Ram working on on lid-close, and Suspend to Disk (hibernate) working
both on demand and automatically when the battery is about to run out?
> > 2) Has anyone had hangs on resume and later found a solution to it?
>
> I've had hangs with sleep, that were fixed by using
> acpi_sleep=S3_bios. Hibernation always worked for me - with latest
> ACPI patch, latest swsusp-patch and latest hibernate-script at the
> time I compiled my kernel (which was Thu Oct 28 02:19)
I haven't the patches yet, so I'll apply those and see what happens.
Do you know if the acpi_sleep option is (as the name implies) ACPI
specific, or does it do something for APM as well? Also, I can't find
mention of it in my kernel---do you know where it is actually handled?
Is it part of the base kernel or of one of the patches?
> Let me know if you'd like to get my kernel .config or any other
> information...
That would be great. Could you start by sending me just your .config?
> > 3) Are there other outside reasons to choose either APM or ACPI?
>
> I chose ACPI because of the far better battery information. All the
> other hardware/system information is much better than you can get with
> APM, too (i.e. hotkeys, ThinkLight, processor temperature...)
OK. I like the apparent simplicity of the APM approach (ie, let the
BIOS handle it) but if ACPI is working for your that's reason to switch!
Thanks!
Nathan Kurz
nate@verse.com