Sorry I meant Kubuntu 9.10
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eMachines m6805: vbetool fails to restore from hibernate in edgy (ok in dapper)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/75177
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Similar problem for me: VBETool crashes after resume. Kubuntu 8.10,
graphic card ATI Mobility Radeon 9600.
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eMachines m6805: vbetool fails to restore from hibernate in edgy (ok in dapper)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/75177
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Aaron, I'm going to mark this as "rejected", which in this case
basically means "there was a problem but it disappeared and we cannot
reproduce it!" (I don't care for "rejected" as a status flag, but that's
what we've got... ...discuss on The Sounder, I suppose, not here...
8-}).
I think this is t
It still works, but I'm finding myself confused about the cause. Just
wanted to mention that I did not upgrade from dapper to edgy on the same
partition... it was a fresh install on a partition that used to contain
a different distribution which I used before dapper. (Yes, edgy's
installer reformat
Peter, thanks for your response. The edgy kernel is still on my machine
and still listed in grub, so I booted it... I wasn't sure what you meant
by "ensure you have a valid swap partition," so I asked Google and found
bug 66637. Before following the instructions there I checked /etc
/initramfs-tool
Aaron, there is a chance you were bitten by a dapper-to-edgy upgrade bug
that corrupted your swap partition and thus disabled hibernation.
Would it be possible for you to revert to the Edgy kernel, ensure you
have a valid swap partition (at least as large as your machine's
physical memory), and tr
Seems to be a kernel issue. This http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-298903.html";>thread
suggested trying a new kernel, so I built the dev kernel for edgy, and
now I can hibernate and resume just fine. Of course nothing is that
simple: with the new kernel, ndiswrapper doesn't work, but
I have a MSI Megabook M635 (aka MS1029) and have the same issues, with
an ATi Mobility RX480 + SB400 chipset and Mobility Radeon X700; Feisty's
vbetool povides the following lines in the kernel log (twice to show
repeatability):
Jan 13 19:31:24 formaldehyde kernel: [ 45.833971] vbetool[4137]:
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