> With ACPI disabled, you may have to "modprobe apm" to get APM to work as
> well.
I think this pins down my problem: I am running Debian-AMD64, including a
64bit kernel and in 64bit kernels there is no APM support. :-(
So I guess this is the reason, why it worked in Archlinux, because I was using
a 32bit kernel there with APM support. And is it possible, that during the
Grub "boot loader stage" APM also works?
> To disable acpi completely during boot, add "acpi=off" to the kernel
> parameters. Possibly you might get somewhere fiddling with:
>
> acpi_sleep= [HW,ACPI] Sleep options
> Format: { s3_bios, s3_mode }
> See Documentation/power/video.txt
I experimented with the acpi_sleep option, but it didn't help. Since not only
my video doesn't come back from suspend, but also no keyboard, network etc.,
I seem to be having some other problem.
I guess I am in some kind of loser position now, having ACPI not really
working and no APM in a 64 bit kernel I won't be able to suspend. :-(
But thanks to you, I now know the reason why it worked in Archlinux and
doesn't work anymore.
Frank
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