You might want to check the Lenovo support website to see if they've a BIOS/driver update for your model that addresses this issue.
Rony On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 9:17 PM, Michael Shiloh <michaelshiloh1...@gmail.com > wrote: > For years I had been hibernating my laptop (Lenova T60 and now T61) > instead of shutting down, and of course opening the lid did nothing until I > pressed the power button. Besides the long amount of time it would take to > come out of hibernation, this SEEMED to work fine, although sometimes I was > presented with a login screen instead of an unlock screen, suggesting that > I was booting up fresh rather than simply coming out of hibernation. > > Recently I've learned that suspend is quite reliable and of course much > faster. I suspend either automatically on lid closure, or manually, and > come out of suspend automatically when I open the lid. > > Occasionally, coming out of suspend fails. The power indicator light is > on, as well as bluetooth and wifi. Wifi is even blinking occasionally, but > I don't know what this means. The disc activity light is off. > > The only keys that are recognized are the "NmLk" and the little lamp that > lights up the keyboard. I suspect these are handled by a microcontroller > running the keyboard and not the main processor. > > Every other key and key combination I can think of is ignored, e.g. "Ctrl" > "Alt" F1 etc. to get a console login. > > I have tried closing and reopening the lid, applying and removing external > power, and pressing every single key, along with every combination of > "Shift" "Ctrl" and "Alt", as well as the blue "Fn" button. Other than the > numlock and keyboard lamp, nothing has any effect. > > I have tried both hibernating automatically on lid closure, and > hibernating manually prior to lid closure. The problem seems worse when I > hibernate automatically, but this is not a terribly scientific conclusion. > > I realize now that I may have been seeing the same problem when coming out > of hibernation. > > I recognize that the problem may not be been caused by a problem starting > up, but rather, due to some error while hibernating or suspending. > > What can I do to debug this? Any suggestions, comments, and ideas would be > appreciated > > Michael > > ______________________________**_________________ > Linux-il mailing list > Linux-il@cs.huji.ac.il > http://mailman.cs.huji.ac.il/**mailman/listinfo/linux-il<http://mailman.cs.huji.ac.il/mailman/listinfo/linux-il> > -- Ubi dubium, ibi libertas (where there is doubt, there is freedom)
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