Complementing comment #50:
The hard disk keeps spinning. The display image shows in black-and-white the
Ubuntu logo and the text: Waking up. Please wait... ad infinitum. The
computer does not respond to The key combinations Alt+Print+K or
Alt+Proint+REISUB.
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IBM T42 crashes on wake up from
I use a Lenovo X200s and have consistent problems with hibernation in
Karmic. It will usually hibernate successfully once or twice but then it
crashes on resume. Suspend usually works okay, but I have had suspend
crashes as well, albeit less frequently. I have tried the default
hibernation scheme
This is a regression. My T42 thawed all right when I used Ubuntu 8.04.3.
I installed Ubuntu 9.10 from Desktop Edition CD keeping my ~/home from Ubuntu
8.04.3. Now my T42 crashes most times when thawing from hibernation. The Caps
lock indicator keeps blinking. I could not yet isolate what
No, sorry, not fixed for me. I hibernated once, and crash! - the
blinking LED. IBM T42, Xubuntu 9.10, up to date 2009-12-23.
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This problem (crash with blinking caps-lock after resume from
hibernation) also affected me on a Thinkpad R500 after karmic
installation until one of the two kernel upgrades sine then. Now running
on 2.6.31-16-generic for x86_64 and hibernation seems to work properly.
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This problem affects me too. My laptop is Thinkpad T60, I'm using ubuntu
9.10, wake up from suspend works good and quick, but after hibernation
it fails to wake up most of the time and shows the blinking caps lock.
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I have never been able to get any computer to wake up with Ubuntu using
suspend. I put off installing Ubuntu on my old Dell Inspiron 8500
laptop for this reason (it worked fine with Windows XP). I finally got
tired of XP and reformatted, did a fresh install of Karmic using all the
defaults, and
No, sorry Bruno to disappoint you, it is still here. My T42 froze on the
very first try to hibernate on Karmic :-(
Isn't there anything one could do to help find the cause?
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Same problem still here also (on a Lenovo T61).
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I'm marking this as Triaged since there is a recent crash report
attached, and assigning importance to Medium as it has a significant
impact on a portion of users.
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
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Status: Confirmed = Triaged
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My T42 now hibernates and wakes up properly in Karmic. Can other people
check and confirm that the bug has been resolved and can be closed
please?
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Again...
Maybe it's a coincidence, but it started happening only when I started using
the xfce-power-manager icon from the panel. That icon allows me to have a
locked screen after resuming, which is nice. But maybe it causes (part of) the
problem by sending some wrong messages somewhere?
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I installed Karmic on a fresh HD, but I haven't done any updates since
that install from the iso - perhaps it's running a stale kernel as
well. I've been putting off Jaunty's kernel updates since they showed
up - I hope to get to that this weekend and see if there's any change.
I'll check out
It happened again :'-(
blinking caps lock LED when resuming from hibernation
(Xubuntu 9.04, newest kernel 2.6.28-15-generic)
sad sad sad
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@Christoph: yes, the issue still exists with (K|X)Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04,
kernel 2.6.28-15. However, it seems to be resolved in Ubuntu Karmic 9.10
Alpha 4, with kernel 2.6.31-6.
@Mark: there are a lot of updates on top of the Karmic Alpha 4 ISO,
including a new version of the kernel, so it would be
(Xubuntu 9.04) There was a kernel update this morning, with a very long list of
changes. Since then, I've restarted, then hibernated and resumed fine a couple
of times, no blinking CapsLock LED, no freezing... I'm continuing the test and
reporting back later.
Meanwhile, the bug # 121737 (no
I did a final hibernate last night on Ubuntu 9.04, and upon resume
this morning, saw the blinking caps-lock. I did a forced shutdown and
restart, and it hung for a few minutes, but then came up.
dmesg has pauses after 'Trying to unpack rootfs image as initramfs...'
with time waiting from 0.16 to
I finally got round to installing Karmic Alpha 4 on my T42 today. I then
did the following tests:
1. Suspend by closing the lid: OK, password prompt on wake up
2. Suspend through hot key (Fn+F4): OK, password prompt on wake up
3. Suspend through CTRL+ALT+DEL menu: OK, password prompt on wake up
I forgot to add: I did an apt-get update / apt-get dist-upgrade before
doing the tests so that's with the very latest kernel
(2.6.31-6-generic).
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Mark, have you updated your Karmic? Maybe you're still missing THE
crucial kernel update.
In the meantime, my Jaunty is still behaving although I suspend and
hibernate it all the time.
If anyone has the time: There is a half-automatic stress test for
suspend and resume on
I installed Karmic on a spare HD, and have suspended and hibernated my
T40 half a dozen times now, without incident.
Upon resume from hibernate, I'm presented with _exactly_ where I was
before - logged in, and all. I thought hibernate brought me back to a
password prompt, but I may not be
Just to run the groundwork, i can confirm the hibernate freeze with a
fresh 9.04 install (no updates) on an empty HD with a T40.
Suspending worked a couple times, but it's been on-again-off-again for
me on this hardware.
I'm off to download Karmic, and try the same test as brunogirin.
On Sun,
zardoz -
I don't think there's been any real work on _this_ particular bug. I
hope it's gone on unnoticed by me, attached to another bug. But
regardless, the behavior still exists. I've basically given up on
hibernating or suspending with 9.04 on my T40.
One of these days I hope to nuke my
Indeed there is no visible sign that a developer is working on this.
However, we should at least keep them updated about the newest releases.
Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10) Alpha4 has been released - does anyone have
the time to test hibernating it on a IBM/Lenovo that suffers from the
blinking LED
Could someone set this bug's priority to medium at least, please? It's not just
annoying, it is really b a d .
Thank you!
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@Christoph: I've got a spare test partition on my T42 for just that
purpose so I'll download a fresh version of Karmic and re-test during
the week. I'll report my findings back here. Note however that with
Jaunty I only have issues when hibernating, suspending works fine. So if
anybody has issues
Same problem here on Lenovo T61. Hibernate doesn't work. I crashes when
waking up (blinking caps lock). I have to do a hard reset then. Any
solutions in sight?
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And to contradict my own comment from the other day, I can confirm that
suspending still has intermittent problems for me. I had a string of
good luck there with several successful resumes, but I still have
problems when suspending for longer periods of time (overnight). That's
probably a red
I confirm: NOT FIXED. Do not close this bug report. The report is about
IBM T42 crashing on wake up from /hibernation/.
Mine has suspended fine (aka standby, power not completely off) from the
beginning in Jaunty. But hibernation still fails 1 out of 2 or 3 times.
Blinking caps lock led and
This seems to have been resolved for me by a recent update to Jaunty.
Can others confirm?
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Yes Bruno, I can confirm!
My T42 seems to have had a lot issues with hibernation in Ubuntu, but I
hope it's fixed for all eternity and no future updates or upgrades will
break our newly found bliss ;-)
Thanks to the Ubuntu people, great work - GREAT OS!
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Update manager tells me that I'm current, but it happened to me today
after a hibernate.
m...@osiris:~$ uname -a
Linux osiris 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686
GNU/Linux
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I was able to successfully suspend / wake my laptop 3x in a row, by
having the lid-close wired to 'suspend' instead of to 'hibernate'.
I'm tentatively hopeful that suspend at least works reliably... Seems
that hibernate has the problem. I can live with that, for now.
When it did hang coming back
Confirmed on ThinkPad T42 with Intrepid and Jaunty.
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It does not seem that a developer is looking into this? That's a major
pity. Whatever, there's a new apport report.
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Christoph: Sorry for the late reply! I've had lockups from just about
every possible non-shutdown - choosing 'suspend' from the ubuntu menu,
shutting the lid (which I have configured to suspend), and also choosing
'hibernate' from the ubuntu menu.
I've also seen the failed-to-thaw errors
Ah yes, this black screen error message. I managed to take a photograph.
It reads:
[ 424.350061] pm_op(): pci_pm_thaw+0x0/0x50 returns -16
[ 424.350064] PM: Device 000:00:00.0 failed to thaw: error -16
And, by the way, one more crash report.
This seems to be a pretty common bug, with
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No documented proof, but seems to happen less when I choose 'Suspend'
from the ubuntu menu, and more when I suspend by closing the lid of the
laptop.
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Mark: Does it mainly happen when /suspending/ or when /hibernating/, or
when waking up from either of them? I've had it only once on suspend and
many times on hibernate, always when waking up.
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always on hibernate - suspend usually works. I have noticed a failed to thaw
error -16 message. There is additional text in the message but I can never
remember the entire text on the console. Seems something like PM Device
.00.00.0 Failed to thaw error -16
On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 11:38 AM,
one more crash report...
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IBM T40 here. Happened on 8.10, and now for the first time on 9.04 after a few
successful resumes.
Doubt I can add anything of benefit at this point.
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It has happened again (see the attached crash file). I'll try some more
times, always uploading the crash files.
chaney: You could also upload your crash files. I found mine in /var/crash,
named susres[date][etc.], but I had to make them readable to the web browser
(not root):
$ sudo cp
It happened again... Should I upload the apport details again? If yes:
How can I do that?
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