Waking from suspend-to-ram, light and deep sleep modes (zzz -S, zzz -z, shortcut: fn+F4), does not set the display on.
The power button changes from blinking state to stable and the fans start spinning but the display stays off. When I try to type blindly into the logged in root terminal (ctrl + alt + F2) reboot and shutdown commands, the computer doesn't respond. This is probably not a Xorg issue, because the problem occurs just after boot without Xorg running. It also occurs with Xorg running. I haven't run into this problem with the previous version of OpenBSD (5.3). System logs are offered as attachments. Setup: OpenBSD 5.4 GENERIC.MP#63 amd64 cvs updated /usr/ports Hardware: Lenovo Thinkpad t410i Intel HD Graphics. Sequence of the specific steps taken: A) 1. boot 2. login as wheel user 3. su 4. apmd 5. logout 6. sudo zzz -S 7. sleep state 8. press power button to wake from suspend 9. fans start running and power buttong light goes from blinking to stable 10. display won't turn on B) 1.-2. Same but instead of steps 3.-6. just pressing shortcut fn+F4 7.-10. The Same as in A) C) 1. boot 2. login as wheel user 3. startx (Xorg driver intel) 4. shortcut fn+F4 7.-10. The Same as in A) & B) [demime 1.01d removed an attachment of type application/octet-stream which had a name of dmesg] [demime 1.01d removed an attachment of type application/octet-stream which had a name of messages]
