I would like to note that I too have this bug with a Toshiba A105-S4004
laptop with intel chipset. I am able to get past the locked up
blackscreen by pressing my arrow keys some amount of time, (upwards of
10-20 keystrokes) before getting past the blank black screen. then I
will usually need to
Tim: please try to remove the "processor" module and see if this makes
the laptop suspend fine.
You will have to remove thermal and acpi_cpufreq, for that. Just in case
you don't know, the relevant commands should be (but please report any
failure)
sudo rmmod thermal
sudo rmmod acpi_cpufreq
sudo
Oh, I had blacklisted processor, that would not remove the kernel mods
though i guess.
attached was my modified dmesg output. (I added some relevant key
stroke times)
After that test, (unsuccessful) i saw your message and tried removing
the 3 modules, and didn't get any bad output. I also remo
If in feisty it worked, don't update the bios or we will loose a test
case for the regression :) Just to be sure, can you remove module
"processor", then lsmod, and then suspend to ram? Just in case for some
reason the module stays there.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked
Hehe, sorry, I missed that post... I updated my BIOS but the regression
is still there, however... the bios fixed my usb power surge errors that
I knew would be fixed eventually.
one more dmesg just in case it helps.
I updated from v 5.10 to 5.90
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_
So, let's underline it since you didn't explicitly state it in your
comment, _removing_ processor module fixes the problem, right? If so,
could you please mak the bug as confirmed?
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are ent
I have a more serious issue, but it seems related to this so I'm not
creating a new report.
Suspend and hibernate work fine for me as well (except for a ton of
messages flashing across my console before the screen goes black).
However, when I try to resume after a suspend, my laptop is frozen with
Steps to reproduce my problem:
1. Suspend
2. Resume (on my laptop that's hitting the power button)
3. Profit, I mean, black screen of death
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
https://bugs.launchp
I can also add that system is slowed down after resume from suspend-to-
ram, just like some broken hardware device was polled, or like under
heavy cpu load. However "top" does not report any anomalous system load.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
unt
I have discovered that the problem is in the "processor" module, which
is needed for acpi_cpufreq. Removing that module makes suspend-to-ram
work fine. If I insert that module after suspend-to-ram, system gets
very slow. If I remove the module, system works normally. It reminds me
problems of inter
Last kernel upload (2.6.22-12-generic) should solve suspend/resume
problems for many toshiba laptops, however this problem is still there,
just for reference.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
h
I would like to note that I too have this bug with a Toshiba A105-S4004
laptop with intel chipset. I am able to get past the locked up
blackscreen by pressing my arrow keys some amount of time, (upwards of
10-20 keystrokes) before getting past the blank black screen. then I
will usually need to
Tim: please try to remove the "processor" module and see if this makes
the laptop suspend fine.
You will have to remove thermal and acpi_cpufreq, for that. Just in case
you don't know, the relevant commands should be (but please report any
failure)
sudo rmmod thermal
sudo rmmod acpi_cpufreq
sudo
Oh, I had blacklisted processor, that would not remove the kernel mods
though i guess.
attached was my modified dmesg output. (I added some relevant key
stroke times)
After that test, (unsuccessful) i saw your message and tried removing
the 3 modules, and didn't get any bad output. I also remo
If in feisty it worked, don't update the bios or we will loose a test
case for the regression :) Just to be sure, can you remove module
"processor", then lsmod, and then suspend to ram? Just in case for some
reason the module stays there.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked
Hehe, sorry, I missed that post... I updated my BIOS but the regression
is still there, however... the bios fixed my usb power surge errors that
I knew would be fixed eventually.
one more dmesg just in case it helps.
I updated from v 5.10 to 5.90
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_
So, let's underline it since you didn't explicitly state it in your
comment, _removing_ processor module fixes the problem, right? If so,
could you please mak the bug as confirmed?
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are ent
I can also add that system is slowed down after resume from suspend-to-
ram, just like some broken hardware device was polled, or like under
heavy cpu load. However "top" does not report any anomalous system load.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
unt
I have discovered that the problem is in the "processor" module, which
is needed for acpi_cpufreq. Removing that module makes suspend-to-ram
work fine. If I insert that module after suspend-to-ram, system gets
very slow. If I remove the module, system works normally. It reminds me
problems of inter
Last kernel upload (2.6.22-12-generic) should solve suspend/resume
problems for many toshiba laptops, however this problem is still there,
just for reference.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
h
I have a more serious issue, but it seems related to this so I'm not
creating a new report.
Suspend and hibernate work fine for me as well (except for a ton of
messages flashing across my console before the screen goes black).
However, when I try to resume after a suspend, my laptop is frozen with
Steps to reproduce my problem:
1. Suspend
2. Resume (on my laptop that's hitting the power button)
3. Profit, I mean, black screen of death
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
https://bugs.launchp
I have a more serious issue, but it seems related to this so I'm not
creating a new report.
Suspend and hibernate work fine for me as well (except for a ton of
messages flashing across my console before the screen goes black).
However, when I try to resume after a suspend, my laptop is frozen with
Steps to reproduce my problem:
1. Suspend
2. Resume (on my laptop that's hitting the power button)
3. Profit, I mean, black screen of death
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
https://bugs.launchp
I can also add that system is slowed down after resume from suspend-to-
ram, just like some broken hardware device was polled, or like under
heavy cpu load. However "top" does not report any anomalous system load.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
unt
I have discovered that the problem is in the "processor" module, which
is needed for acpi_cpufreq. Removing that module makes suspend-to-ram
work fine. If I insert that module after suspend-to-ram, system gets
very slow. If I remove the module, system works normally. It reminds me
problems of inter
Last kernel upload (2.6.22-12-generic) should solve suspend/resume
problems for many toshiba laptops, however this problem is still there,
just for reference.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
h
I would like to note that I too have this bug with a Toshiba A105-S4004
laptop with intel chipset. I am able to get past the locked up
blackscreen by pressing my arrow keys some amount of time, (upwards of
10-20 keystrokes) before getting past the blank black screen. then I
will usually need to
Tim: please try to remove the "processor" module and see if this makes
the laptop suspend fine.
You will have to remove thermal and acpi_cpufreq, for that. Just in case
you don't know, the relevant commands should be (but please report any
failure)
sudo rmmod thermal
sudo rmmod acpi_cpufreq
sudo
Oh, I had blacklisted processor, that would not remove the kernel mods
though i guess.
attached was my modified dmesg output. (I added some relevant key
stroke times)
After that test, (unsuccessful) i saw your message and tried removing
the 3 modules, and didn't get any bad output. I also remo
If in feisty it worked, don't update the bios or we will loose a test
case for the regression :) Just to be sure, can you remove module
"processor", then lsmod, and then suspend to ram? Just in case for some
reason the module stays there.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked
Hehe, sorry, I missed that post... I updated my BIOS but the regression
is still there, however... the bios fixed my usb power surge errors that
I knew would be fixed eventually.
one more dmesg just in case it helps.
I updated from v 5.10 to 5.90
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_
So, let's underline it since you didn't explicitly state it in your
comment, _removing_ processor module fixes the problem, right? If so,
could you please mak the bug as confirmed?
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are ent
I have a more serious issue, but it seems related to this so I'm not
creating a new report.
Suspend and hibernate work fine for me as well (except for a ton of
messages flashing across my console before the screen goes black).
However, when I try to resume after a suspend, my laptop is frozen with
Steps to reproduce my problem:
1. Suspend
2. Resume (on my laptop that's hitting the power button)
3. Profit, I mean, black screen of death
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
https://bugs.launchp
I can also add that system is slowed down after resume from suspend-to-
ram, just like some broken hardware device was polled, or like under
heavy cpu load. However "top" does not report any anomalous system load.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
unt
I have discovered that the problem is in the "processor" module, which
is needed for acpi_cpufreq. Removing that module makes suspend-to-ram
work fine. If I insert that module after suspend-to-ram, system gets
very slow. If I remove the module, system works normally. It reminds me
problems of inter
Last kernel upload (2.6.22-12-generic) should solve suspend/resume
problems for many toshiba laptops, however this problem is still there,
just for reference.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
h
I would like to note that I too have this bug with a Toshiba A105-S4004
laptop with intel chipset. I am able to get past the locked up
blackscreen by pressing my arrow keys some amount of time, (upwards of
10-20 keystrokes) before getting past the blank black screen. then I
will usually need to
Tim: please try to remove the "processor" module and see if this makes
the laptop suspend fine.
You will have to remove thermal and acpi_cpufreq, for that. Just in case
you don't know, the relevant commands should be (but please report any
failure)
sudo rmmod thermal
sudo rmmod acpi_cpufreq
sudo
Oh, I had blacklisted processor, that would not remove the kernel mods
though i guess.
attached was my modified dmesg output. (I added some relevant key
stroke times)
After that test, (unsuccessful) i saw your message and tried removing
the 3 modules, and didn't get any bad output. I also remo
If in feisty it worked, don't update the bios or we will loose a test
case for the regression :) Just to be sure, can you remove module
"processor", then lsmod, and then suspend to ram? Just in case for some
reason the module stays there.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked
Hehe, sorry, I missed that post... I updated my BIOS but the regression
is still there, however... the bios fixed my usb power surge errors that
I knew would be fixed eventually.
one more dmesg just in case it helps.
I updated from v 5.10 to 5.90
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_
So, let's underline it since you didn't explicitly state it in your
comment, _removing_ processor module fixes the problem, right? If so,
could you please mak the bug as confirmed?
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are ent
I have a more serious issue, but it seems related to this so I'm not
creating a new report.
Suspend and hibernate work fine for me as well (except for a ton of
messages flashing across my console before the screen goes black).
However, when I try to resume after a suspend, my laptop is frozen with
Steps to reproduce my problem:
1. Suspend
2. Resume (on my laptop that's hitting the power button)
3. Profit, I mean, black screen of death
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
https://bugs.launchp
I can also add that system is slowed down after resume from suspend-to-
ram, just like some broken hardware device was polled, or like under
heavy cpu load. However "top" does not report any anomalous system load.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
unt
I have discovered that the problem is in the "processor" module, which
is needed for acpi_cpufreq. Removing that module makes suspend-to-ram
work fine. If I insert that module after suspend-to-ram, system gets
very slow. If I remove the module, system works normally. It reminds me
problems of inter
Last kernel upload (2.6.22-12-generic) should solve suspend/resume
problems for many toshiba laptops, however this problem is still there,
just for reference.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
h
I would like to note that I too have this bug with a Toshiba A105-S4004
laptop with intel chipset. I am able to get past the locked up
blackscreen by pressing my arrow keys some amount of time, (upwards of
10-20 keystrokes) before getting past the blank black screen. then I
will usually need to
Tim: please try to remove the "processor" module and see if this makes
the laptop suspend fine.
You will have to remove thermal and acpi_cpufreq, for that. Just in case
you don't know, the relevant commands should be (but please report any
failure)
sudo rmmod thermal
sudo rmmod acpi_cpufreq
sudo
Oh, I had blacklisted processor, that would not remove the kernel mods
though i guess.
attached was my modified dmesg output. (I added some relevant key
stroke times)
After that test, (unsuccessful) i saw your message and tried removing
the 3 modules, and didn't get any bad output. I also remo
If in feisty it worked, don't update the bios or we will loose a test
case for the regression :) Just to be sure, can you remove module
"processor", then lsmod, and then suspend to ram? Just in case for some
reason the module stays there.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked
Hehe, sorry, I missed that post... I updated my BIOS but the regression
is still there, however... the bios fixed my usb power surge errors that
I knew would be fixed eventually.
one more dmesg just in case it helps.
I updated from v 5.10 to 5.90
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_
So, let's underline it since you didn't explicitly state it in your
comment, _removing_ processor module fixes the problem, right? If so,
could you please mak the bug as confirmed?
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are ent
I have a more serious issue, but it seems related to this so I'm not
creating a new report.
Suspend and hibernate work fine for me as well (except for a ton of
messages flashing across my console before the screen goes black).
However, when I try to resume after a suspend, my laptop is frozen with
Steps to reproduce my problem:
1. Suspend
2. Resume (on my laptop that's hitting the power button)
3. Profit, I mean, black screen of death
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
https://bugs.launchp
I can also add that system is slowed down after resume from suspend-to-
ram, just like some broken hardware device was polled, or like under
heavy cpu load. However "top" does not report any anomalous system load.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
unt
I have discovered that the problem is in the "processor" module, which
is needed for acpi_cpufreq. Removing that module makes suspend-to-ram
work fine. If I insert that module after suspend-to-ram, system gets
very slow. If I remove the module, system works normally. It reminds me
problems of inter
Last kernel upload (2.6.22-12-generic) should solve suspend/resume
problems for many toshiba laptops, however this problem is still there,
just for reference.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are entered on the keyboard
h
I would like to note that I too have this bug with a Toshiba A105-S4004
laptop with intel chipset. I am able to get past the locked up
blackscreen by pressing my arrow keys some amount of time, (upwards of
10-20 keystrokes) before getting past the blank black screen. then I
will usually need to
Tim: please try to remove the "processor" module and see if this makes
the laptop suspend fine.
You will have to remove thermal and acpi_cpufreq, for that. Just in case
you don't know, the relevant commands should be (but please report any
failure)
sudo rmmod thermal
sudo rmmod acpi_cpufreq
sudo
Oh, I had blacklisted processor, that would not remove the kernel mods
though i guess.
attached was my modified dmesg output. (I added some relevant key
stroke times)
After that test, (unsuccessful) i saw your message and tried removing
the 3 modules, and didn't get any bad output. I also remo
If in feisty it worked, don't update the bios or we will loose a test
case for the regression :) Just to be sure, can you remove module
"processor", then lsmod, and then suspend to ram? Just in case for some
reason the module stays there.
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked
Hehe, sorry, I missed that post... I updated my BIOS but the regression
is still there, however... the bios fixed my usb power surge errors that
I knew would be fixed eventually.
one more dmesg just in case it helps.
I updated from v 5.10 to 5.90
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_
So, let's underline it since you didn't explicitly state it in your
comment, _removing_ processor module fixes the problem, right? If so,
could you please mak the bug as confirmed?
--
[gutsy] [regression] suspend-to-ram: resume is blocked on a blinking cursor
until some random keystrokes are ent
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