Public bug reported:
I have a desktop non-OEM computer I assembled from various parts from
friends. The hardware is fine.
I installed 6.06 or 6.10, then did the upgrade to 7.04. The upgrade
went smoothly, and I was pleased. I installed Automatix, used the
Restricted Drivers Manager to "enable" the NVIDIA driver, and installed
Beryl using the 123NoFile method.
Ubuntu 7.04 works great, but neither suspend nor hibernate work
properly. I tried suspend, and I think I eventually got a screen full
of happy smiley faces (command-line characters).
Hibernate I have just tried again today. I am fully updated to the
latest updates/upgrades. Upon choosing Hibernate from the Logout menu,
the screen fades, my screensaver appears, X closes, some messages
appear/are revealed on a virtual terminal, and the machine powers off.
When I turn it back on, I am not "waking it up", I am doing a normal
boot, and I am returned to the login screen, instead of my desktop with
all my applications open. Logging in shows a blank desktop, confirming
that I have done a clean boot.
I know suspend and hibernate have been functions that typically do not
work, but as this is a Desktop, I hoped they might. I could really use
these functions, and I'll provide whatever information to help get this
fixed.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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hibernate/suspend do not work upon turning computer back on
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/118571
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