[ltp] Anyone got Suspend-to-Ram with fglrx driver works?

Gavin W. Burris aka 86 linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org
Fri, 11 Nov 2005 17:52:07 -0500


The PATA drive on the T43p is also an issue for S3 suspending, because
it doesn't support suspend.  Watch out.  I hacked the SCSI driver a
while ago and added the suspend functions, but have since lost that in
version hell.  It doesn't matter anyway, because I could not get the
fglrx driver to suspend either, even with the vbetool.

I will be trying again when I have more free time....

Jiang Qian wrote:
> By the way did  anyone get resume from Suspend-to-Ram with fglrx driver 
> to work? Maybe on a T43/T43p even, which uses pci-express instead of 
> AGP? If so could you share with us your /etc/acpi/sleep.sh 
> /etc/acpi/resume.sh and maybe /etc/acpi/prepare.sh if you have one?
> I tried all these vbetool gymnastics and none of them works.
> Thanks in advance.
> Also if you get it to work, do 3D-acceleration still work after resume?
> Jiang
> 
> 
> On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 02:22:03PM -0500, Gavin W. Burris aka 86 wrote:
> 
>>Same problem here.  I'm guessing that the fglrx driver changes quite a
>>few settings on the video card that the radeon driver doesn't know
>>about, and they are only re-initialized after a hardware reset.
>>
>>Jiang Qian wrote:
>>
>>>Hi All:
>>>In order to view stellarium, I installed the latest proprietary fglrx 
>>>driver for 3D. I switched to a xorg.conf file with fglrx driver, 
>>>everything works fine with 3D acceleration. However when I stopped X, 
>>>then copy back the old xorg.conf file and restart x with radeon driver, 
>>>the screen is garbled. See this:
>>>http://physics.harvard.edu/~jqian/computer/garbled_screen.png
>>>When I switch again to fglrx driver it is fine again. The problem is 
>>>that I can't get fglrx driver to sleep, so I'd like to have my radeon 
>>>driver xorg back when I'm done with stellarium stuff. Any idea how?
>>>
>>>After a full reboot back to radeon driver, it is fine. Yet the funny 
>>>thing is that if I init 1 then init 5, without going through the total 
>>>reboot, the radeon is still garbled. Why does it make a difference 
>>>between a full reboot and init 1 then init 5?
>>>
>>>/var/log/Xorg.log does not show any warning about radeon driver.
>>>
>>>I'm using ubuntu Hoary with 2.12.4 kernel and fglrx version 8.18.8
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance for any suggestion.
>>
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