Richard Black wrote:
> Even if the below works, you may still have trouble with gnome (at least I
> do).
> I find that when I stop esd and restart it, the panel doesn't make its cool
> sounds anymore--and indeed can freeze up in an effort to play anything!
I wrote a script which the user must call to suspend the machine:
#!/bin/sh
esdctl off
apm -s
sleep 1
esdctl on
And I put a script named 01sound into /etc/apm/event.d in order to
remove the sound modules when suspending:
#!/bin/sh
# reinitialize sound
if [ "$1" = suspend ]; then
echo -n "Turning off sound ..."
modprobe -r i810_audio
echo " done"
elif [ "$1" = resume ]; then
echo -n "Turning on sound ..."
modprobe i810_audio
echo " done"
fi
This solution works partly in so far, that after resuming there is no
sound but I can execute "esdctl on" to get it back (the stupid sound
that the panel makes also comes back). I wonder why that command is not
executed in the scriptafter seuming.
Felix
