Suspend/Hibernate malfunctioning(Debian)

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07-17-2007, 04:54 AM	#1
pramodmudrakarta LQ Newbie Registered: Jun 2007 Location: Mumbai, India Distribution: Gentoo/Debian/Fedora Posts: 12 Rep:	Suspend/Hibernate malfunctioning(Debian) Hi, I have Debian installed on my computer. The OS is able to hibernate/suspend the computer but there is a problem while resuming/wake-up. The screen doesn't change from blank state and there is no hard-drive activity also. In the case of hibernate, the screen goes blank after it loads from hibernation-file(or equivalent). I did not have this problem earlier when I hadn't updated my Debian installation. This problem started when I updated my system. Any help is appreciated. Thanks Pramod

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