[ltp] X200 ... opinions

[Rex Tsai]

Hi, Voker

  Thanks, but I found my issue is that I enabled security chip in the BIOS.

  The second cycle of suspend/sleep will be failed, the machine simply
won't wake up if I enable security chip. After disable/inactive security
chip functions in BIOS, it works fine now.

  Don't know if there is any other solution to have security chip
enabled and with S3 mode working.

best regards
-Rex

Volker Krueger wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I had a similar problem, but with opensuse:
> A) for standby, I used parameter
> 
> S2RAM_OPTS="-f -a 3", and I unload iwlagn
> 
> B) the option "NoDRI" in the xorg.conf causes the same problem
> 
> now, the standby works great under suse (see above) and under ubuntu (out of the box)
> 
> In general, most things are working, not working great but working.
> 
> best,
> Volker
> 
> 
> 
> Rex Tsai wrote:
>> Hi, all
>>
>>   I also owned a Thinkpad X600, 7458-RY9, installed with 4G memory. And
>> the OS is Debian GNU/Linux Sid.
>>
>>   It seems many of you have Debian Sid running without problems.
>> However, I encountered one problem. The system froze every 2nd time
>> resume from suspend-to-ram (S3) mode.
>>
>>   The first time, it always can resume successfully once I turn on the
>> lid. But at second time after I press the power button, the system turn
>> on and off HD led, the moon led turns off. And nothing happens, it's
>> apparently did not wakeup the OS.
>>
>>   So, I wonder that's something related to BIOS/ACPI. I did not see any
>> one report this kind of issue on the Internet. So, if your system runs
>> well, can you share with me your OS settings ? Like kernel version?
>>
>>   Mime is 2.6.28, and BISO version is 6DET38WW (2.02) 12/19/2008.
>>
>> regards
>> -Rex
>>   
> 
>