Another possible whitelist entry?
Pavel
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hi,
in the attachement <<mycomputer>> you will find the output of <<s2ram -n>>. i
have just set SUSPEND2RAM_FORCE="yes" in /etc/powersave/sleep and it's
working perfectly with my computer. i've enclosed this file too. maybe you
could include my machine to the known working machines of s2ram.
i'm using SuSE Linux 10.1 with KDE 3.5.1
suspend2ram and suspend2disk are working
if you need more detailed information, please feel free to contact me.
yours,
stefan reisinger
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Machine is unknown.
This machine can be identified by:
sys_vendor = "MEDIONPC"
sys_product = "MS-7048"
sys_version = " "
bios_version = "6.00 PG"
See /usr/src/linux/Doc*/power/video.txt for details,
then reimplement neccessary steps here and mail patch to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Good luck!
If you report a problem, please include the complete output above.
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Description: Configuration of all three sleep modes (S2 is not supported):\n
\
## S1 sleep (only ACPI) low wake-up latency, \n \
## S3 (ACPI) suspend to ram or (on APM systems) standby and \n \
## S4 (ACPI) suspend to disk or (on APM systems) suspend. \n \
## \n \
## For some hardware, modules have to be unloaded before entering the \
## sleep state. You can configure these in this section. These modules \
## will be unloaded in the specified order. Modules which depend on one \
## of the specified modules, will also be unloaded. If not all modules \
## can be unloaded, entering the sleep state will fail. \n \
## After resuming, the modules that have been unloaded will be reloaded \
## in reverse order. \n \
## The same applies for the "SERVICES_TO_RESTART"-variables which define \
## services which have to be stopped before entering a sleep state.
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
### Type: string
## Default: "usb_storage sbp2 ohci_hcd uhci_hcd stir4200 ohci1394
ipw2200 rt2500 prism54 ath_pci r8169 lt_modem Intel536 Intel537 ndiswrapper"
## ServiceRestart:
#
# These modules will be unloaded before entering suspend to disk
# See README.unload-modules for more information.
# "NONE" means don't unload any modules.
UNLOAD_MODULES_BEFORE_SUSPEND2DISK="usb_storage ohci_hcd uhci_hcd ohci1394
ndiswrapper"
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
### Type: string
## Default: "usb_storage sbp2 ohci_hcd uhci_hcd stir4200 ohci1394
ipw2200 rt2500 prism54 ath_pci r8169 lt_modem Intel536 Intel537 ndiswrapper"
## ServiceRestart:
#
# These modules will be unloaded before entering the corresponding
# sleep state. See README.unload-modules for more information.
# "NONE" means don't unload any modules.
UNLOAD_MODULES_BEFORE_SUSPEND2RAM="usb_storage ohci_hcd uhci_hcd ohci1394
ndiswrapper"
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
### Type: string
## Default: "usb_storage sbp2 ohci_hcd uhci_hcd stir4200 ohci1394
ipw2200 rt2500 prism54 ath_pci r8169 lt_modem Intel536 Intel537 ndiswrapper"
## ServiceRestart:
#
# These modules will be unloaded before entering the corresponding
# sleep state. See README.unload-modules for more information.
# "NONE" means don't unload any modules.
UNLOAD_MODULES_BEFORE_STANDBY="usb_storage ohci_hcd uhci_hcd ohci1394
ndiswrapper"
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: string
## Default: "slmodemd irda upsd apcupsd"
#
# All services that have to be stopped before entering a sleep mode
# and restarted after the machine resumes.
# If you notice problems of some services that may be related to
# suspend/standby, restarting the service may solve the problem.
# The names to enter here are simply the filenames of the init scripts
# in /etc/init.d. The services are stopped in the order entered here.
# They are restarted after resume in the reverse order.
# Entering "NONE" disables restarting of services ("" means default).
SUSPEND2DISK_RESTART_SERVICES=""
SUSPEND2RAM_RESTART_SERVICES=""
STANDBY_RESTART_SERVICES=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "yes"
#
# Should FAT and NTFS filesystems be unmounted before entering
# a sleep mode and remounted after the machine resumed?
# You should do this for suspend to disk if you want to boot
# Windows while Linux is suspended to avoid severe data corruption
# on the Windows filesystems.
# Note that suspend will fail if the partitions cannot be unmounted.
# This may cause problems with external storage media connected during
# suspend.
# Defaults to yes for suspend to disk, no for suspend to RAM / standby.
SUSPEND2DISK_UNMOUNT_FATFS=""
SUSPEND2RAM_UNMOUNT_FATFS=""
STANDBY_UNMOUNT_FATFS=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "no"
#
# Should PCMCIA cards (CardBus and PC-Card) be ejected before entering
# a sleep mode and reinserted after the machine resumed?
# This should not be necessary for most CardBus cards, PC-Cards seem to
# need this more often.
SUSPEND2DISK_EJECT_PCMCIA=""
SUSPEND2RAM_EJECT_PCMCIA=""
STANDBY_EJECT_PCMCIA=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "no"
## ServiceRestart: powersaved
#
# Set this variable to yes to disable suspend to disk.
DISABLE_USER_SUSPEND2DISK=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "no"
## ServiceRestart: powersaved
#
# Set this variable to no to enable suspend to RAM.
# If the /usr/sbin/s2ram binary is available, it will be used to detect
# if the machine is capable of suspend to RAM. You can override this
# detection with SUSPEND2RAM_FORCE below.
DISABLE_USER_SUSPEND2RAM=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "no"
## ServiceRestart: powersaved
#
# If /usr/sbin/s2ram is installed but does not know about your machine,
# you can force suspend to RAM for unknown machines by setting this
# variable to yes.
# Be careful, this might crash your machine.
# See also the SUSPEND2RAM_ACPI_SLEEP, SUSPEND2RAM_VBE_POST and
# SUSPEND2RAM_VBE_SAVE variables.
SUSPEND2RAM_FORCE="yes"
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: integer(0:3)
## Default: "0"
## ServiceRestart: powersaved
#
# If SUSPEND2RAM_FORCE is set to yes and s2ram is installed, you can set
# the acpi_sleep parameter here. This is a number, 1 means "s3_bios",
# 2 means "s3_mode" 3 means "s3bios,s3mode".
# These parameters are explained in the kernel sources under
# Documentation/power/video.txt
# Leaving this empty or setting it to 0 means "don't touch this setting",
# you might still have one of the options set from the kernel commandline.
# Be careful, this might crash your machine.
SUSPEND2RAM_ACPI_SLEEP=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "no"
## ServiceRestart: powersaved
#
# if SUSPEND2RAM_FORCE is set to yes and s2ram is installed, you can enable
# the equivalent of "vbetool vbestate save/restore" before/after suspend to
# RAM with this variable. This does restore the state of the graphics chip
# on many machines.
# Be careful, this might crash your machine.
SUSPEND2RAM_VBE_SAVE=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "no"
## ServiceRestart: powersaved
#
# if SUSPEND2RAM_FORCE is set to yes and s2ram is installed, you can enable
# the equivalent of "vbetool post" after suspend to RAM. This reinitializes
# the graphics chip on many machines.
# Be careful, this might crash your machine.
SUSPEND2RAM_VBE_POST=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "yes"
## ServiceRestart: powersaved
#
# Set this variable to no to enable standby (also needs BIOS support!)
DISABLE_USER_STANDBY=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: integer(0:1000)
## Default: 0
#
# Specify the time in seconds a sleep state should be delayed. This can
# be used to delay a power-button-induced suspend for some seconds to
# be able to power off the machine hard.
#
SUSPEND2DISK_DELAY=""
SUSPEND2RAM_DELAY=""
STANDBY_DELAY=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: string(platform,firmware,shutdown,reboot)
## Default: "platform"
#
# Specify the shutdown method the kernel uses after suspend-to-disk.
# "shutdown" is known to work on most machines, "platform" may work,
# too. "firmware" will most likely not work, "reboot" is for
# debugging only. Use only if you know what this is for.
#
SUSPEND2DISK_SHUTDOWN_MODE=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "no"
#
# Should the system clock be reset from the hardware clock after
# suspend-to-disk or suspend-to-RAM? This may be unneccessary depending
# on kernel version and SUSPEND2DISK_SHUTDOWN_MODE, but will not hurt.
SUSPEND2DISK_RESTORE_CLOCK=""
SUSPEND2RAM_RESTORE_CLOCK=""
STANDBY_RESTORE_CLOCK=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "no"
#
# Should we suspend to disk even if it seems the kernel in /boot
# is not matching the running kernel? This is very dangerous, if
# the kernels don't match, resume will not work. Use only if you
# absolutely need to (e.g. you are compiling a custom kernel).
#
SUSPEND2DISK_IGNORE_KERNEL_MISMATCH=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: yesno
## Default: "no"
#
# Should we switch to a text console _in userspace_ before entering
# a sleep mode? The kernel usually does this anyway, but if you need
# to run some initialization code before switching back to X, this
# might be handy. Also on ppc, the kernel does not switch, so this needs
# to be "yes" there.
SUSPEND2DISK_SWITCH_VT=""
SUSPEND2RAM_SWITCH_VT=""
STANDBY_SWITCH_VT=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: integer
## Default: 500
#
# The size of the image in MB that will be written to disk upon suspend.
# A bigger image will make your system feel more responsive after resume,
# but take additional time for writing and reading your data.
# This value specifies the maximum image size to use. The image can be
# smaller if not enough swap is available or memory usage is low, it also
# can be bigger if the size is not enough for suspending the machine.
# setting it to "0" will restore the old behaviour and always create the
# smallest possible image.
SUSPEND2DISK_IMAGE_SIZE=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Sleep_Modes
## Type: string
## Default: ""
#
# to make sure that there is enough swap available, you can configure an
# additional swap partition, which will only be used for suspend. This
# partition should not be in /etc/fstab and should not normally be used.
# Its size should be the amount of physical RAM the machine has, or at
# least SUSPEND2DISK_IMAGE_SIZE.
# Enter the device node of this partition here to have it activated before
# suspend and deactivated after resume.
# You also need to make sure that the resume= boot parameter points to
# this partition.
SUSPEND2DISK_RESUME_DEVICE=""
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