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Gregory Gulik wrote:
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> Ok, I tried to do the suspend to RAM after exiting from X by going to
> init mode 3 then unloading the nvidia driver.
>
> Once I did that the suspend worked!
>
> But, the resume resulted in a blank screen and an apparently hung
> machine. I had to do a hard reboot to recover.
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I'm using SuSE Linux 10.0 and have not been able to get
suspend-to-RAM to work, though I haven't done anything to investigate
why. Like you, suspend-to-RAM fails on resume (if one enables it
through YaST's system --> powersave control) with a blank screen, solid
disk light and flashing caps-lock light.
I've had better luck with suspend-to-disk, but there seems to be an
intermittent problem where the system clock doesn't get its time set
back correctly after resuming. I'm still playing with it, but it seems
suspend-to-disk works best when in init state 3. (I don't think I have
to unload the nvidia driver, though, if it is already loaded.)
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