Alright, assuming this issue is no longer relevant for pm-utils; reopen
(and explain further) if there's remaining work needed.
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Does this occur in Lucid?
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I have Lucid on a HP Pavilion DV7-1245dx, and although I needed to add
the flag i8042.reset to the kernel options in Jaunty, I no longer need
this flag in Lucid. Suspend/Resume works fine for me under most
circumstances related to this bug.
I sometimes have problems during resume but I think
Suspend/resume development and testing was a key delivery goal of
Jaunty. If you have an issue that is similar to that reported here,
please test with current Jaunty and then file a new bug with the
hardware details appropriate to your system. Include in your report the
details as outlined in
After resume the keyboard and touchpad on my laptop, HP Pavilion dv5, running
Ubuntu Jaunty were not working. Even though if I connect the USB mouse and
keyboard they were working.
Adding i8042.reset flag to the menu.lst helped me to fix the problem.
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@Lethe: could you please try if the fix suggested by jmv86069 (add
i8042.reset to the /boot/grub/menu.lst, or just at the end of the
kernel line at startup) causes you the problem you mentioned with
scripts?
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This bug has been plaguing me since August when I bought my HP Pavilion
dv5. The i8042.reset flag in menu.lst fixed it for me. Thanks,
jmw86069! BTW, I'm in the Jaunty development branch. I recall seeing
that Jaunty was supposed to fix suspend issues -- hope this gets cleared
up before Jaunty
Boothby,
Please note Leann's request for separate bug reports in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/23497/comments/44.
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Not too sure what resolutions people have come to, but I have an HP
dv1245dx laptop with an ATI Radeon 3200 HD integrated. I could
hibernate/resume fine, but suspend/resume resulted in non-functioning
keyboard and touchpad. The fixes above didn't work for me -- however
manually typing in the
I have a 6-year-old Compaq Evo laptop and the keyboard and mouse would
be frozen after resuming from suspend (the cursor in the password dialog
box would blink, however). I am running Ubuntu 8.10 with kernel
2.6.24-21-generic.
Thankfully, this script worked like a charm!
Lethe, thanks a milion, your solution works here on a HP Pavilion dv5
running ubuntu 8.10.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/23497/comments/67
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5220536postcount=19
But ... you need to stay away from the keyboard while the computer
My usb keyboad doesn't works after suspend too.
I contrained to unplug keyboard and plug in it back again.
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Lethe: am I wrong or your experience (and Matthew's answer) seems to
suggest that this is not a bug in acpi-support, but maybe in gnome-
powermanager?
In other words: if binding/unbinding is a hack, do you have any idea of
where the real work should be done?
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Nick: Does it happen every time or randomly? (when you use these
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Guys, just to let you know, these i8042 echo scripts actually does the
opposite for me - they render my keyboard useless after a resume with
BIOS system password set.
Please refer (read from bottom up):
http://marc.info/?t=1220612r=1w=2
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This bug appeared for me in Ubuntu Hardy and in Debian Lenny.
The proposed bind/unbind fixes it in both so this should be reported upstream
asap.
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I have almost the same problem with an HP tx2510: after suspend,
keyboard and touchpad don't work; if I plug in USB keyboard and mouse,
the system is absolutely usable.
If I give unbind and then bind i8042 as written by Jeff Abbott, the
embedded keyboard comes again to life, but the touchpad
Also notice that:
- the bug always happens when resuming from suspend
- someone reported that suspending and resuming again would fix the problem:
this is not my case. It even happened to me at least one time that after
suspending and resuming again Jeff Abbott's fix didn't work no more, but
Bug has almost completely disappeared for me with Ubuntu 8.10 alpha5 out
of the box. Currently running kernel 2.6.27-4 and bug has hardly ever
happened for me with the 2.6.27 kernels, but always happened with 2.6.24
kernels and Ubuntu 8.04. Machine is Dell Latitude D830, reported in
previous
On my HP tx2510, bug was solved (both keyboard and touchpad) only by
following instructions of post
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5220536postcount=19.
This fix should be integrated in acpi. I could try to provide a patch to
acpi package, but I don't know if there are some techniques to
The Ubuntu Kernel Team is planning to move to the 2.6.27 kernel for the
upcoming Intrepid Ibex 8.10 release. As a result, the kernel team would
appreciate it if you could please test this newer 2.6.27 Ubuntu kernel.
There are one of two ways you should be able to test:
1) If you are comfortable
Also have this problem on the thinkpad t43: mouse and keyboard do not
work after sleep/resume cycle.
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Also have this problem on the thinkpad t43: mouse and keyboard do not
work after sleep/resume cycle (Hardy).
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More info for the last post: if I call pm-suspend directly and close and
open the lid, then it all works fine. Keyboard is activated on resume.
So it appears that gnome-power-manager is doing something to break the
keyboard. When I had Fedora Core 9 running, Gnome had the same problem,
but KDE was
I run kubuntu (Hardy) and I see this problem so there must be something
not specific to Gnome. I'm using the default KDE 3.5.x.
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Still occurs in Hardy release 8.04 on a Dell Latitude D830. The
bind/unbind fix doesn't work for me: no such device when I try to write
to the bind file. Symptoms as everyone describes: on resume after
suspend to disk the laptop keyboard doesn't work but an external USB
keyboard does. xev reports
I had this bug on Gutsy (Dell Latitude D420) and worked around it by Fn+Esc
(=standby) and then resume again.
It was relatively infrequent.
It's more common in Hardy so I tried the binding / unbinding scripts described
above.
These didn't fix the problem and completely broke the standby /
Could it be possible to add the binding/unbinding scripts to the
/etc/apm/suspend.d and resume.d instead of /etc/acpi/suspend.d and
resume.d ? I seems they are using /etc/apm folders in Hardy. I
downgraded to Gutsy so I cannot test it now.
sudo nano /etc/apm/suspend.d/20-i8042-input.sh
#!/bin/sh
I have this when I suspend/resume in few times, ~1min for example and
sometimes later.
This bug doesn't appear all the time.
Le mardi 06 mai 2008 à 15:43 +, Swistak a écrit :
@nanog: How long should the interval be to trigger this bug? I suspended my
HP nx6310 for ~15 minutes and after
@nanog: How long should the interval be to trigger this bug? I suspended my HP
nx6310 for ~15 minutes and after resume I had no problems with keyboard.
I could reproduce this bug on Feisty and Gutsy, but I haven't reproduced it on
Hardy yet.
[swistak 17:21 ~]$ uname -a
Linux swistak-laptop
This seems to be better with this fix.
I must remove something in /etc/acpi now?
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I tried hard (suspended 10 times with short and long intervals), but I
still can't reproduce it. Maybe it happens under certain circumstances.
I've got a question to HP nx users. Can you reproduce:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/110581
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I have this bug too on my xps m1330, I suspend and unsuspend for repair
this :/ on last hardy with last update.
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This bug is still active in Hardy and is now a regression from Gutsy
(e.g. it happens reproducibly whereas in Gutsy it was very infrequent).
I can regain keyboard and trackpad function by activating the power
button and going through a suspend-unsuspend cycle. A short suspend
interval never
Same problem with Dell D430 on Hardy, it happens much much more
frequently than in Hardy (where it was seldom for me)
$ dmesg |grep i8
[ 11.406688] serio: i8042 KBD port at 0x60,0x64 irq 1
[ 11.406696] serio: i8042 AUX port at 0x60,0x64 irq 12
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confirming also being victim of this resume after suspend bug on a dell
latitude d830 laptop on hardy beta release (kernel 2.6.24.12)
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Hi everyone,
Thanks for testing the Hardy Alpha release. However, please note that
the symptom of this particular bug is specific to the hardware used. So
while many of you may have the same symptom they really should be
different bugs. It would be helpful if everyone who still is
experiencing
There's a bit of a problem with the patch: after unbind/rebind, my
touchpad's scroll area doesn't work any more.
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This bug is still present in Hardy. My laptop is a Dell Latitude D830. I
tried the fix suggested in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/acpi-support/+bug/23497/comments/33, but it still locks up on a regular
basis upon resume.
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I've seen the same symptoms on a Dell D420 - on both dapper and gutsy.
dmesg | grep 8042 reports the following
serio: i8042 KBD port at 0x60,x064 irq 1
serio: i8042 AUX port at 0x60,0x64 irq 12
On dapper it happened perhaps 1 suspend in 20. On gutsy, it's just
happened for the first time. There's
I've seen this bug on a Dell Inspiron 6400 (preloaded with feisty, and upgraded
to gutsy), no keyboard + touchpad on resume. Plugging a usb device works.
It's not my laptop so I don't know if I'll be able to test patches.
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I've got a Dell 1420n that came preloaded with Feisty. I had the
problem in the last distro and am still noting it in Gutsy.
I'd like to play around with some of the above suggested patches, but as
they're for older distros and one has caused major crashes for James...I
guess I'll try them and
I followed the steps Johan Brannlund wrote on 2007-06-08. Hibernate
now works fine. But after resuming from standby modus the display
illumintaion not at 100% as it was before standby. Also trying to
increase the illumination doesn't work with shortcut fn + f9.
Sytem: HP nx7400
Does anybody
ok my mistake, now everything works fine on my nx7400. Thanks.
Great work. ;-)
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This fix my problem with HP Nx9420! Thanks!! But now i have still
problem with suspend resume and wifi rrhhh
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patch available to review and upload.
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Identical problem with nw9440 running Feisty with all latest updates.
The patch from https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-
support/+bug/23497/comments/5 didn't work for me, though I did manage to
fix the issue by adding a script to /etc/acpi/resume.d with commands
from
I have this problem too. after suspend/resume the keyboard didn't work.
I used my usb mouse to hibernate the pc, which worked correctly.
HP nx7300 (ru458et)
feisty amd64
unfortunately the supplied patch is only for the 32 bit version of
feisty. can anybody please supply a 64 bit version?
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Re: previous comment:
The problem has not repeated itself (yet). I'm using JT's scripts.
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On a Dell Inspiron e1705 running Feisty, suspend/resume worked fine
until this one time. The touchpad and keyboard were unresponsive after
resuming. I plugged in a USB keyboard to diagnose the problem.
Doing the i8042 unbind before suspend and bind after resume did not fix
the problem. I got the
Check out my little suggestion here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=361285page=2
(second post down)
This works for suspend to ram - and resume - but not suspend to disk.
I haven't cracked suspend to disk yet as I cannot get it to hibernate at all
let alone resume!
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I'm using a Clevo M121W laptop which is displaying these symptoms. The
keyboard and mouse can be reclaimed using ssh from another host with the
commands in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-
source-2.6.20/+bug/23497/comments/17 , but the patched version of acpi-
support from Scott
Scott, if you can do an updated patch, we can still review it, though I
have a feeling we'll have to hold it until the next release (when
hopefully it might get down in-kernel).
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I had my first keyboard lockup with 2.6.20-14 kernel (no extra patches),
so the bug isn't solved for me either. It's definitely much more
unlikely to appear with this kernel, though.
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The final release kernel has entered Feisty, so it seems the bug won't
be fixed there. acpi-support hasn't been updated, so that's a no-go too.
After feisty releases, I'll attach an updated version of acpi-support
that will be easily installed rather than the slightly wrong patch that
currently
Works a treat on my nx7400 too.
I am also using kernel 2.6.20.14 and acpi-support 0.95, but it did not work by
itself (only very occasionally as reported by others).
As the patched package kindly supplied by Scott Robinson was for an older
version of acpi-support, I manually added the scripts
I have HP nx7400 ey508es and Feisty with unbind patch and suspend to ram
work, but after resume scroll on touchpad doesn't work, I need to go to
console using alt+F1 and back to X using F7, after that scroll work. It
would be nice if someone could tell me how can I get touchpad working
without
I confirm the patch working on my HP nx6310 with Feisty Beta. I would be
glad to see it in Feisty Final.
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Up until about a week ago, I also had this problem, but it seems to have
disappeared with a recent update.
I've now run about 10 consecutive suspend-to-ram cycles and the keyboard
has worked every time. Either I've been very lucky, or a fix has been
committed to the kernel or to acpi-support.
The target option is to use to target other version than the current
unstable one
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Same issue and working patch (thank you very much) on HP Compaq nx7400
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Jon,
That used to fix the problem for me in Edgy with my HP Compaq nw8440, so
it's possible that you're seeing the same issue now. Try running the
following two commands after waking back up:
sudo sh -c 'echo -n i8042 /sys/bus/platform/drivers/i8042/unbind'
sudo sh -c 'echo -n i8042
So, if removing and reloading psmouse doesn't help (I have a Dell
Inspiron 6400), is this not the bug for me? Should I file a new one?
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Paul, it's getting close to freeze... Is the patch from upstream going
in the kernel?
Or, will you include the scripts in acpi-support? I have tested them on
several laptops, and as far as I can tell they have no ill-effect.
(Which is the expected behavior...)
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