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Hi, I finally got my kernel compiled with ACPI support, but the problem is that whenever I return from hibernate it ends up in a blank screen(in x), or a prompt that I can't type anything in(virtual terminal). I have googled it and I followed this thread http://mandrivausers.org/index.php?showtopic=36728
but it still hasn't worked. Any suggestions are welcome.
What video device driver are you using? are you using a framebuffer device driver? Most fb drivers like nvidiafb should have problems like this fixed already.
What video device driver are you using? are you using a framebuffer device driver? Most fb drivers like nvidiafb should have problems like this fixed already.
I'm using the intel driver in X, I'm not sure what frame buffer driver I'm using
i'm sorry if you're using slack then perhaps you're already using the proper drivers.. perhaps hibernate with intel cards or chipsets are not much functional or supported yet.
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