I've got a I8600 with the NVidia card in it. In the two years since I've
had it, I've learned to *never* put it into suspend-to-ram mode. If you
do this, everything suspends just fine... but, upon waking, the display
doesn't turn back on.
The machine still *works* in this state (I can type com
> Nothing has worked.
Did anybody try the 'hibernate' package ?
It has several options like restoring VBE state, or switch to console
before suspend. There's also some options in /etc/default/acpi.
Packages: acpi-support, acpitool, vbetool.
You may try to compile rc kernel 2.1.6.20 from kernel.o
Hi,
please post the output of:
lspci
uname -a
your Xorg.0.log
did you try the binary NVIDIA driver? this one should support suspend if you
also force it to use "nvidia agp, there is a howto in the readme of the
driver.
On Fre, 23 Feb 2007, Joe Emenaker wrote:
> I've got a I8600 with the NVidia
Florian Reitmeir wrote:
did you try the binary NVIDIA driver?
I tried it about 18-24 months ago... and it didn't work. As I recall,
either XFree86 (xorg wasn't out then) wouldn't even start or I got the
same blank screen problem as I did with the open-source driver, so I
switched back. Still,
Joe Emenaker wrote:
uname -a
Linux joeslap 2.6.18-4-686 #1 SMP Fri Feb 2 15:10:49 UTC 2007 i686
GNU/Linux
Joe, did you ever think maybe it's the naming convention you used that
causing your laptop to give you fits? You asked your laptop to slap you
when you named it. ;)
Sorry, it's just
Hi,
On Fre, 23 Feb 2007, Joe Emenaker wrote:
> Alright. I might give hibernate a chance with susp-to-ram. Is it going
> to auto-detect what it needs to do, or am I going to have to test out
> dozens of various flags?
/etc/hibernate/ram.conf
/etc/hibernate/common.conf
UseDummyXServer yes
the
Joe,
man hibernate.conf - as Florian says, there's a lot of tricky options.
You would configure most of these options in common.conf.
You have to do experiment. For example, try VbetoolPost yes.
You seem to be looking for the 'sys2ram' (ACPI) method.
Thus, have a look into package acpi-support and
Good morning,
I bought a Gateway 7510GX about two years ago and I've been wanting to
put linux on there. I am looking at the debian distro and wondering if
anyone here has a working, fully functional 7510GX running sarge.
The system has an internal wireless card ( Broadcom 4318 802.11b/g
Wireless
On Fri February 23 2007 21:28, Nu-Genoa wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> I bought a Gateway 7510GX about two years ago and I've been wanting to
> put linux on there. I am looking at the debian distro and wondering if
> anyone here has a working, fully functional 7510GX running sarge.
>
> The system has a
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