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The more common issue in restoring from suspend is the video card. The monitor itself does not know if the computer is suspended or simply turned off---all it knows is that the signal is gone.
For example--with an NVidia card and the official NVidia driver, this issue was recently fixed, starting with version 180.29 of the driver.
Post your video card details, distro you are using, etc. and also try some Google searches.
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The video card isn't the problem in my case. It's really the FLATRON which hangs when displaying a black picture for a long time.
I plug it again after.
"The more common issue in restoring from suspend is the video card. The monitor itself does not know if the computer is suspended or simply turned off---all it knows is that the signal is gone.
For example--with an NVidia card and the official NVidia driver, this issue was recently fixed, starting with version 180.29 of the driver.
Post your video card details, distro you are using, etc. and also try some Google searches."
Thanks for your reply, Pixellany
Well, the only NVidia I've got is VGA NY44 (Gforce 6200LE)
I've got GNU/Linux Debian 5, i386, Gnome 2.22, GNU Library C Version 2.7 stable
Last edited by minnymouse; 03-16-2009 at 10:13 AM.
The video card isn't the problem in my case. It's really the FLATRON which hangs when displaying a black picture for a long time.
I plug it again after.
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