When the laptop wakes up after a suspend or hibernate, it goes to runlevel 0 and shuts down. I would like it to go to runlevel 3 so I can startx again.

How does one control this?

Jayhel

A OS version would be helpfull along with your boot loader and any other optional boot parameters.

This is a Slackware forum, and the poster has "Distribution: Slackware 10.2" behind his nick.... guess what?

LILO is the default Slackware bootloader.

Eric

By the way... your distribution is called SUSE Linux 10.0 :-)

Thank you VyrusNine for your answer. If you take a closer look to the left side of your screen you will notice that my OS is Slackware 10.2. I am using a freshly custom compiled 2.6.16-1 Linux kernel on a Centrino Laptop. Lilo is the boot loader of Slackware.

jayhel@hal3:~$ uname -a
Linux hal3 2.6.16-1 #2 PREEMPT Wed May 10 22:22:09 EDT 2006 i686 unknown unknown GNU/Linux

I hope that in the light of this thorough information, you will have an answer to my question.

Your sincerely,

Jayhel
Slack and nothing else

Are you using some custom script to going to S3/5 (suspend/hibernate)? or are you just plainly using the kernel exposed interface to suspend directly (there are two "suspend" interfaces one under /proc (legacy) and a newer one under /sys)?

AFAIK, the kernel should NOT change runlevels when resuming from suspend/hibernation, but if you are using some custom script (there are several floating around) it could be that it is changing your runlevel... if that's the case maybe you should post it here... otherwize, I'm as lost as you are