@Wirawan:
I guess my first question is, is your system hanging because of the
Radeon module? Also, what flavor of Ubuntu are your running? I'm on the
net book remix because it works the best on this old laptop. There might
be some differences between this and other flavors of Ubuntu.
Have you tri
Hmm... @spinlock and others:
1) I understand that the original bug report was filed against 9.10. OK,
that version is no longer supported (almost). But 10.x are still!
2) I want to report that installing the latest kernel version
(2.6.32-33-generic) on my 600m laptop does not fix the problem. It
I actually don't need to custom compile the kernel any more. I'm running
the stock Ubuntu kernel on the 10.4 Net Book Remix:
> spinlock@sendack:~/highr$ uname -a
> Linux sendack 2.6.32-32-generic #62-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 20 21:54:21 UTC 2011
> i686 GNU/Linux
And, I totally agree that "unsupported
@spinlock: Which new kernel has fixed it? Maybe I can then custom
compile my own kernel. Also, that statement "unsupported series" is
really sloppy. Come on--I have this problem on 10.04 which is supposed
to be Long Term Support. Where is the support then? >:-(
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This has actually been fixed in newer kernels. Can we mark this bug as
"Fixed" rather than "Won't Fix"?
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I can confirm that the custom kernel with radeon driver compiled in does
work, but oddly enough performance seems to be less than with the driver
compiled as a module and modesetting enabled (which breaks suspend).
Regardless, the performance is still better than if I compile radeon as
a module and
Hey everyone,
Here's the config. I've also built the .debs for people who don't have
the ability to compile the packages themselves but I don't know where I
could upload them. Maybe someone with a ppa on launchpad could help us
out with this?
@NickA: there really wasn't any additional configurati
I would be interested in the .config as well. What kernel version are
you using? I previously tried building a 2.6.34 kernel with radeon as a
module and later built in, but neither made a difference. I suspected
at the time we would need to wait for some userspace changes as well,
and I'm glad t
I'd be interested in trying it out, if you upload it. Thanks so much for
the work!
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 1:21 AM, spinlock <471...@bugs.launchpad.net>
wrote:
> OK. I finally have a good fix for this issue. I've recompiled the kernel
> with the Radeon driver compiled into the kernel (not as a m
OK. I finally have a good fix for this issue. I've recompiled the kernel
with the Radeon driver compiled into the kernel (not as a module)
without the KMS. This boots into a system that goes to sleep just fine
and the graphics look sharp too. The desktop icons are a bit big but
they look great and
@duncand: NickA comment #23 gives the workaround. To sum it up, you need
to create a file (/etc/modprobe.d/radeon-kms.conf) with a single command
in it. This will tell your video driver not to load the kms module (kms
stands for kernel messaging service). This fixes the suspend problem but
it does
Yes, the workaround for this bug is something that a novice can do. When
I'm back at my laptop I'll write out the procedure and add it to this bug
report. One warning: your graphics will suffer. But, I've found this to be a
small price to pay for suspend.
On Nov 4, 2010 2:31 PM, "duncand" <471...@
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[Dell Computer Corporation Inspiron 600m] suspend/resume failure
It would be great if this could be addressed somehow. I've tried a
number of different distributions and all have the same issue--no
ability to resume from suspend. It's no good to have a laptop that you
effectively can't put to sleep. Is there something that a novice like
me can do?
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Spinlock, although I've stopped running Ubuntu on that system, I'd be
interested in testing any patches for this bug if you have the time to
write one. This bug is also present in Debian Testing (what the system
is now running), and although I don't think I could patch the bug
myself, I can probab
Hi everyone,
How can we get some traction getting this bug fixed? The issue has been
identified as the KMS functionality in the Radeon driver. This feature
is marked as experimental and comes with a warning not to turn it on
unless you know what you're doing because it can break your system. I
jus
One further note:
I've also tried adding the repository ppa:xorg-edgers/ppa and using the
video drivers, X, and so on from there, because some threads on
Ubuntuforums suggest this as a solution, since the problem seems to be
related to the video card.
It didn't help with the suspend problem, howe
OK, I have now installed the mainline kernel, 2.6.35-999-generic, per
the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds.
And...
I still cannot resume from a Suspend. So I guess that means the problem
exists in the mainline kernel and not the Ubuntu specific stuff?
PS I should note
I've uploaded my apport data... I'm sorry if this is too late to be of
use. I somehow managed to overlook the request for my data from a few
months ago. I'll try to newest kernel and see if that solves the
problem, as mentioned above.
This bug is a duplicate of 471871, by the way.
Thanks for al
apport information
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Computer locks up going into or coming out of Suspend mode (not sure
which).
The bug report tells me I've had a serious kernel error. Sorry I don't
have more info. This has started occurring only after I upgraded from
Ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10.
Ok, so as expected, disabling mode setting (sudo echo options radeon
modeset=0 > /etc/modprobe.d/radeon-kms.conf) did resolve my suspend
issue. Unfortunately it comes with a major hit to graphics performance
(e.g. Hulu is now unwatchable even in a window). Perhaps a newer kernel
may resolve this
I am experiencing this bug as well on my brother's Dell 600m; I'm fairly
confident the bug is related to kernel mode setting (KMS) on the ATI card.
Following the DebuggingKernelSuspend instructions on the Wiki, I see:
<
[0.537451] PM: Resume from disk failed.
[0.537474] registered ta
I am having an identical problem on my Dell Inspiron 600m. I am running
the latest version of Ubuntu (10.4). Have there been any updates on this
issue recently? Thanks.
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Hi--don't know if I did all the apport-collect stuff correctly, but I am
still having the resume problem. Laptop suspends just fine, but will
not resume--or rather, when I hit the power button to resume the cd
drive and hard drive seem to wake up, but display remains black. Have
to do a hard shut
AlsaVersion: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.21.
Architecture: i386
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0: duncan 1606 F pulseaudio
CRDA: Error: [Errno 2] No such file or directory
Card0.Amixer.info:
Card hw:0 'I82801DBICH4'/'Intel 828
Hi eugenemarshall,
This bug was reported a while ago and there hasn't been any activity in it
recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue? Can you try with the
latest development release of Ubuntu? ISO CD images are available from
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/ .
If it
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