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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Fritz,<br>
12.04 was Precise :)<br>
There are a lot of older computer features (PAE some stuff with
Xorg) that went away in 12.10 (and later) so 12.04 is the go-to
right now for older computers, HOWEVER Lubuntu is not to be
recommended for 12.04... it is quite the conundrum...<br>
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Your suspend issue may also be due to the built-in drivers being
updated to target newer hardware, rather than older... :(<br>
I do hope you can find out a solution for it. If you do, please
add it to the PPC wiki page!!<br>
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On 08/31/2014 03:56 PM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:<br>
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Thanks for the reply, appreciate the time . . . nothing that
spending some time on couldn't help . . . but, something for a
rainy day then. This is sort of the first time where an
upgrade in ubuntu kinda broke the system, needing effort to
get the base system to work OK . . . whereas in other distros
minor upgrades could break stuff, each time. Perhaps this is
part of the "hwdetect??" bug? <br>
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Got the same "would you like to upgrade to 14.04" in my iMac
12.04 . . . but knowing that the "nv" driver is no longer
available, nope . . . not this time. The iBook is a couple
two three years "younger" and already "radeon" is not
included? Whereas with 12.04 the install on the iBook was
completely painless, box stock ran the computer with no
fiddling . . . suspend worked, everything worked . . . except
maybe sound???? : - ))<br>
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<div>Hi Fritz,<br>
AFAIK suspend is directly tied to the graphics
card.<br>
Not sure how you can go about fixing this
though. Maybe someone else has the same
graphics card... you can always duckduckgo-ogle
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Yeah, tested "suspend" or rather
"revive from suspend" and that is not
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Any thoughts on suspend in the iBook
would be appreciated, might be that the
646 MB RAM might not be sufficient for
14.04??? Might be nice if it was just a
matter of a GUI setting in "power
management"????<br>
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