Public bug reported:
. Suspend cycle doesn't work properly in my Toshiba L20-101:
- Suspend stage seems to work properly. Depressing the power button pops up
the menu with the different options, I choose suspend, and after a short while,
two of the keyboard lights flashed and the system goes down, with the power
light flashing slowly. The system seems to be suspended.
- When I try to restart it, just pressing any key, some disk activity seems
to take place a short while, but nothing more happens. After a minute or so, I
press again the power button and the system powers down immediately.
- Randomly the system is able to wake up from suspend (perhaps 1 in 20
attempts), without touching anything in the configuration, and with the same
test schema: cold reboot, logging in to gnome, press power button, suspend.
- Hibernate doesn't work at all.
- Pressing the power button and choosing the hibernate option produces two
different effects:
1.-Some HD activity, the screensaver appears, and after some seconds, the
screen gets locked, without hibernating.
2.-In very rare occasions, the system seems to hibernate correctly, a lot of
disk activity finishing with the system powering off. Unfortunately , it locks
trying to resume, with what seems to be some graphic problem, with the x
subsystem restarting.
- Also, I tried with the package uswsusp, without luck. s2disk and s2both
produces the same effect: the system switching to a text vt, with no more than
a blinking cursor forever. The only log in the kern.log after restarting is:
Jan 3 09:25:56 localhost kernel: [ 965.148000] swsusp: Basic memory bitmaps cr
eated
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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hibernate/resume not working on Toshiba L20-101
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/180031
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