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baxzius 07-31-2011 05:05 AM

Hibernate and Suspend options in Ubuntu is not working :( ooooohhhhhhh
 
Hibernate and Suspend in ubuntu 10.04 lts is not working.when i click Suspend the screen goes black and the cpu takes 100% load continue-sly... Same for hibernate too.
what should i do?

markush 07-31-2011 06:36 AM

Hello baxzius,

you should provide more information about your hardware. Which processor? how much RAM? Mainboard? did it work before? does it work with Windows?

Markus

baxzius 08-01-2011 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by markush (Post 4429861)
Hello baxzius,

you should provide more information about your hardware. Which processor? how much RAM? Mainboard? did it work before? does it work with Windows?

Markus

after i installed new kernel regarding 2.6.37,i am facing unable to hibernate or suspend :-w

baxzius 08-04-2011 01:11 PM

Ubuntu 10.04 & Ubuntu 10.10 wont allow other kernels to hirbernate or suspend.why?
 
Dear friends,
The pre-compiled kernels which comes with Ubuntu 10.04(2.6.32) & Ubuntu 10.10(2.6.35) allows to hibernate or suspend successfully on my HP Probook 4510.

The Custom kernels(2.6.37 and 3.0.0) which i compiled myself and installed on Ubuntu 10.04 & Ubuntu 10.10 are not allowing me to hibernate or suspend.why?

TB0ne 08-04-2011 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by baxzius (Post 4433823)
Dear friends,
The pre-compiled kernels which comes with Ubuntu 10.04(2.6.32) & Ubuntu 10.10(2.6.35) allows to hibernate or suspend successfully on my HP Probook 4510.

The Custom kernels(2.6.37 and 3.0.0) which i compiled myself and installed on Ubuntu 10.04 & Ubuntu 10.10 are not allowing me to hibernate or suspend.why?

Because you didn't compile the right options in them, to allow them to, most probably.

baxzius 08-04-2011 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 4433940)
Because you didn't compile the right options in them, to allow them to, most probably.

can u explain it more? please? its my humble request.

baxzius 08-04-2011 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by kilgoretrout (Post 4433964)
The problem is probably with your graphics card driver. According to HP, that laptop came with either an ATI of Nvidia graphics card. Which one do you have and which driver are you using?

i have too that problem. mine is hp probook 4510.but the problem only comes if i install a new kernel from source codes.the graphics is actually based on intel graphics

TB0ne 08-04-2011 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by baxzius (Post 4433949)
can u explain it more? please? its my humble request.

Can you spell out your words? We've requested it before, too.....

And not sure what else I can elaborate on...kernels have many, MANY options, and if you didn't compile them in and/or built the kernel modules to be loaded, then you'll be missing those pieces. Things like ACPI, laptop mode things, etc., are all dependent on how you built the kernel. Alot also depends on your hardware, which you say nothing about.

Since the 'stock' kernel works, boot into it, and look at what options/pieces are enabled/disabled/etc. Build your new one accordingly.

TB0ne 08-04-2011 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by baxzius (Post 4433969)
i have too that problem. mine is hp probook 4510.but the problem only comes if i install a new kernel from source codes.the graphics is actually based on intel graphics

No, the laptop the OP has is either ATI or nVidia. YOUR laptop may have Intel graphics, but it's different than the OP's, and telling them they have Intel is only going to confuse things.

baxzius 08-04-2011 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 4433989)
No, the laptop the OP has is either ATI or nVidia. YOUR laptop may have Intel graphics, but it's different than the OP's, and telling them they have Intel is only going to confuse things.

.i just wanna solve my problem. i am asking the solution for a intel graphics based laptop.! thats all.

baxzius 08-04-2011 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 4433987)
Can you spell out your words? We've requested it before, too.....

And not sure what else I can elaborate on...kernels have many, MANY options, and if you didn't compile them in and/or built the kernel modules to be loaded, then you'll be missing those pieces. Things like ACPI, laptop mode things, etc., are all dependent on how you built the kernel. Alot also depends on your hardware, which you say nothing about.

Since the 'stock' kernel works, boot into it, and look at what options/pieces are enabled/disabled/etc. Build your new one accordingly.

i did like you said :(.but still problem persists... :(

TB0ne 08-04-2011 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by baxzius (Post 4433991)
.i just wanna solve my problem. i am asking the solution for a intel graphics based laptop.! thats all.

Then you should open your own thread. You're using a different Linux distro, on different hardware. What works for the OP may not work for you, and will only confuse those who try to read the thread.

TB0ne 08-04-2011 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by baxzius (Post 4433992)
i did like you said :(.but still problem persists... :(

Wow, really?? You booted another kernel, went through the ENTIRE configuration and made notes, then recompiled a new one, in only six minutes?? Impressive.

And, this is essentially one of THREE threads where you're posting about the same issue, with different bits and pieces of information.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...hhhhhh-894737/
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...=1#post4433993

In this one, you say it's not letting you suspend...in another, it works, but gives a blank screen on resume. Again, since the stock kernel works, you've not installed a new kernel correctly. Either you will have to keep working through the problems or you can go back to the stock kernel. Seems like you're in over your head.

baxzius 08-04-2011 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 4433995)
Wow, really?? You booted another kernel, went through the ENTIRE configuration and made notes, then recompiled a new one, in only six minutes?? Impressive.

And, this is essentially one of THREE threads where you're posting about the same issue, with different bits and pieces of information.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...hhhhhh-894737/
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...=1#post4433993

In this one, you say it's not letting you suspend...in another, it works, but gives a blank screen on resume. Again, since the stock kernel works, you've not installed a new kernel correctly. Either you will have to keep working through the problems or you can go back to the stock kernel. Seems like you're in over your head.

the whole compilation process takes about more than 1 hour in my laptop.

Tinkster 08-04-2011 08:11 PM

I took the liberty to merge your two closely related threads, and your
posts attempting to hi-jack someone elses thread, and ask you politely
that you refrain from both double posting and thread-jacking in the future.



Cheers,
Tink


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