Hang on Resume from Standby

[Michael V. De Palatis]

I have the Inspiron 6000, and I have similar problems (I have an ATI
video card, though). I eventually got suspend2 to work (there's a
great HOWTO on the forums somewhere), but I've had various problems
with the system once I recompiled the kernel to support it. (e.g., I
have to manually unload drivers, then reload them just so that I can
get my wireless card working).

Recently I had trouble with it because any time I ran sudo anything,
nothing would happen, and I couldn't C-c to kill whatever I was
trying to do. Then trying to restart, it would hang on a particular
step.

Of course, up until recently, I didn't have the above problem.
Hibernate is definitely better than having to completely boot up the
computer each time, so you may want to try that.

Mike

On Fri, Feb 24, 2006 at 01:09:56PM -0500, Matt Patterson wrote:
> I have a dell 630m laptop and of course it has ubuntu on it. It has a fresh
> install of breezy. Unfortunately the sleep and hibernate features are not
> functional. I have installed the 686 kernel (386 doesnt work either),
> enabled acpi sleep in acpi-support, and have the proper i810 video drivers.
> SOMETIMES it will wake back up from a sleep, most of the time not. It seems
> to work better if I switch to a text console before putting it to sleep. If
> I sleep from within X11 it almost never wakes back up.
> 
> Does anybody have any hints?
> 
> Thanks,
> Matt

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