J?rgen Keil wrote:
>
> There are two SIGSEGVs, the first one is in the nvidia module.
>
> Xorg tries to catch it and tries to abort the server,
> but on the way down it gets another one, somewhere
> in the keyboard driver. I think it tries to log the message
> "%s: Failed to set keyboard LED's: %s\n", but one of the
> arguments for %s must be a NULL pointer. That results
> in a second SIGSEGV, inside a strlen(NULL) call.
>
> The first SIGSEGV inside the nvidia_drv.so lib should
> be more interesting.
>
>
Sorry, I missed that. I just tried this driver on a Tecra M5 and S/R works.
However, the command I run in testing is "uadmin 3 20" which I believe
is suspend/power-off. I'm not certain suspend to ram (uadmin 3 22) is
tested.
Does "uadmin 3 20" work on your system?
