You may need to use different s2ram options under X11 !!
But, the good news is that suspend is reputed to be harder to achieve
under the console than under X11.
For my part, I usually struggle to get suspend working under the
console, as I setup headless machines. But when I was experimenting on
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epoch1970 ,
Thanks for the support and ideas "where to search" !
Finally I could get my box working at least in the text / console
mode.
X still has an issue...
but the way is a bit clearer than before
I would need to play with services to see what has to be refreshed to
enable it as well.
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Ok, so nothing seems to change to the config of the device and the
system. Logical since you're not using scripts to sleep.
I have some trouble understanding which device the ethernet card is
attached to. I see a lot of "disabled" in /proc/acpi/wakeup, I'd try
enabling wake from the ethernet devic
Hi epoch1970,
Very appreciate your support
what I could see from the server ... before the suspend...
Code:
host001:/usr/sbin # ethtool eth0
Settings for eth0:
Supported ports: [ TP ]
Supported link modes: 10baseT/Half 10baseT/Full
100baseT/Half 100baseT/F
What does "sudo ethtool eth0" says about wake on lan capability (before
and after suspend) ?
What does "cat /proc/acpi/wakeup" return (before and after suspend) ?
Did you try other combinations of s2ram parameters ?
Are you running s2ram via pm-suspend or another set of scripts ?
For some backg
Sorry if my post is not in proper space...
I hope there is someone with the SqueezeCenter passion to support me
;-)
I have SUSE SLES server 10.2 installed on D945GCLF2 MB with 2 Gb of
RAM.
It works fine, but when I come to the suspend mode it deactivates the
Network adapter as well.
I finally fo
