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and subject line Bug#418815: failure to suspend/hibernate when invoked via
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Package: hal
Version: 0.5.8.1-9
When I click on the gnome-power-manager applet and select either suspend
or hibernate, all that happens is that the screen in blanked briefly,
then it comes back up with the xscreensaver password prompt. After I
enter my password, there is a bubble on the gnome-power-manager applet
that states:
Hibernate Problem
HAL failed to hibernate. Check the FAQ page for common problems.
There is nothing in my Xorg.log that indicates what the problem might
be. In /var/log/user.log, all I see is this:
Apr 11 20:30:32 barney gnome-power-manager: Hibernating computer because user
clicked hibernate from try menu.
However, if I directly invoke /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh, the system
hibernates properly (as well as resumes), so this does not appear to be
a hardware issue.
me
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Michael Elkins wrote:
> Package: hal
> Version: 0.5.8.1-9
>
> When I click on the gnome-power-manager applet and select either suspend
> or hibernate, all that happens is that the screen in blanked briefly,
> then it comes back up with the xscreensaver password prompt. After I
> enter my password, there is a bubble on the gnome-power-manager applet
> that states:
>
> Hibernate Problem
> HAL failed to hibernate. Check the FAQ page for common problems.
>
> There is nothing in my Xorg.log that indicates what the problem might
> be. In /var/log/user.log, all I see is this:
>
> Apr 11 20:30:32 barney gnome-power-manager: Hibernating computer because user
> clicked hibernate from try menu.
>
> However, if I directly invoke /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh, the system
> hibernates properly (as well as resumes), so this does not appear to be
> a hardware issue.
>
You very likely have the hibernate *and* the acpi-support package installed.
If you are using acpi-support, simply uninstall hibernate, otherwise hibernate
is tried first (see
/usr/lib/hal/scripts/linux/hal-system-power-hibernate-linux).
If that doesn't fix your problem, please reopen.
Cheers,
Michael
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