> > This may be the case... I know I don't see any "ghost" windows when
> > sleeping with MacOS(X), but they may be "clearing" the display before
> > entering sleep mode. I know I also hadn't noticed this when sleeping my
> > 3400 under Linux, although I could see ghost windows on my 3400 when the
>> Hmmm... using 'fblevel 0' I don't see any ghosts, but when I use
>> snooze I do...
>
>curiouser and curiouser. I just tested on my TiPB, with both fblevel and
>backlight (I assume they do the same thing), and setting the level to
>either 0 or off shows the same ghosts, as does "snooze".
My ker
On 5 Apr 2001, Jason E. Stewart wrote:
> Hmmm... using 'fblevel 0' I don't see any ghosts, but when I use
> snooze I do...
curiouser and curiouser. I just tested on my TiPB, with both fblevel and
backlight (I assume they do the same thing), and setting the level to
either 0 or off shows the same
"Wilhelm Fitzpatrick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > It looks sometimes like there are still windows present,
> > but I don't know if this is rather a "feature" of TFT-displays
> > that the pixels retain at the state they've been unless
> > switched to another color; thus, if there's some light
> It looks sometimes like there are still windows present,
> but I don't know if this is rather a "feature" of TFT-displays
> that the pixels retain at the state they've been unless
> switched to another color; thus, if there's some light
This may be the case... I know I don't see any "ghost" win
hiyo,
> Another interesting thing about the current implementation of sleep
> on the TiPB is that I noticed that the LCD screen is still on (i.e. I
> can see windows) even though the backlight goes off and the sleep
> light comes on. BTW, I did confirm that it works for me under X, as
> has been
Another interesting thing about the current implementation of sleep
on the TiPB is that I noticed that the LCD screen is still on (i.e. I
can see windows) even though the backlight goes off and the sleep
light comes on. BTW, I did confirm that it works for me under X, as
has been everybody els
>
>Do you have something new to test for sleep on TiPB?
>
>BTW. If I remember right, FireWire is not switched off during sleep,
>will this happen in the near future?
>Maybe some interface to configure which device should be powered on
>during sleep and which device can be powered off during sleep.
> That´s enough, don´t want to vast your time, bye,
Sorry should be waste not vast :-)
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Hello Benjamin!
Do you have something new to test for sleep on TiPB?
BTW. If I remember right, FireWire is not switched off during sleep,
will this happen in the near future?
Maybe some interface to configure which device should be powered on
during sleep and which device can be powered off durin
>I´ve just tested your kernel on my TiPB and can tell that both users are
>right. I ´ve just put my TiPB to sleep with mol running (close lid)
>after 30 minutes I opened the lid and mol was running fine, no problems,
>
>At this moment I ran X and the TiPB is sleeping, with this nice blinking
>LED.
"Wilhelm *rafial* Fitzpatrick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> At 1:09 AM +0100 4/4/01, Christoph Ewering wrote:
> >This is reproduceable. The TiPB dies in its sleep if you close the lid
> >within a text-terminal, this also happens when I type snooze in a
> >text-terminal. The TiPB goes to sleep and
At 1:09 AM +0100 4/4/01, Christoph Ewering wrote:
This is reproduceable. The TiPB dies in its sleep if you close the lid
within a text-terminal, this also happens when I type snooze in a
text-terminal. The TiPB goes to sleep and wakes up if I run X and type
snooze in a Xterm.
Yes! That's it!
Hello Benjamin!
I´ve just tested your kernel on my TiPB and can tell that both users are
right. I ´ve just put my TiPB to sleep with mol running (close lid)
after 30 minutes I opened the lid and mol was running fine, no problems,
At this moment I ran X and the TiPB is sleeping, with this nice bli
At 8:06 PM -0600 4/1/01, Grant Hollingworth wrote:
On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 12:43:44AM +0200, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
It's stable ? I have another user who says his Ti will just die instead
of entering sleep mode...
When I close the lid the pulsating sleep light comes on, and when I ope
I just updated linux-2.4-benh, and now sleep works on my Ti. Thanks!
Interesting, I tried with an rsync kernel has night and couldn't get
it work. When did you rsync?
-raf
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On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 12:43:44AM +0200, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
> It's stable ? I have another user who says his Ti will just die instead
> of entering sleep mode...
When I close the lid the pulsating sleep light comes on, and when I open
it everything starts working again. Hooray!
I remo
>On Sat, Mar 31, 2001 at 02:49:55PM +0200, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
>> Keep up to date with rsync. The current tree works just fine on my
>> Pismo and most other testers using Pismos, iMacs or iBooks. The only
>> one known to still cause problems is the TiPb.
>
>I just updated linux-2.4-benh,
On Sat, Mar 31, 2001 at 02:49:55PM +0200, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
> Keep up to date with rsync. The current tree works just fine on my
> Pismo and most other testers using Pismos, iMacs or iBooks. The only
> one known to still cause problems is the TiPb.
I just updated linux-2.4-benh, and no
>From my experience with the iBook sleep a couple of months ago, I think
>it is actually possible to plug some juice back in and wake the machine
>up. At that point I experienced some video garbling, but nothing else.
>It was enough for me to close down the applications and restart the
>computer in
Hi,
Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
>
> >Yup, that was it. No more purple haze effects. However sleep is
> >unreliable at best. It usually fails to wakeup properly most times I
> >attempt it. No screen, no disk, green sleep light stops, but nothing
> >happens.
>
> Keep up to date with rsync. The c
>Yup, that was it. No more purple haze effects. However sleep is
>unreliable at best. It usually fails to wakeup properly most times I
>attempt it. No screen, no disk, green sleep light stops, but nothing
>happens.
Keep up to date with rsync. The current tree works just fine on my
Pismo and most
"Benjamin Herrenschmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >When I do, however, isntead of going black my display does this slowly
> >evolving technicolor firework thing that doesn't look healthy for the
> >display.
>
> You are probably not using aty128fb, but offb which doesn't support
> putting th
>
>I am now able to use snooze -f to put my pismo to sleep!! Thankyou Ben
>H.
>
>When I do, however, isntead of going black my display does this slowly
>evolving technicolor firework thing that doesn't look healthy for the
>display.
>
>Is there a new pwrctl file that handles sleep better for core9
"Jason E. Stewart" wrote:
>
> "Jason E. Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > "Bastien Nocera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > > Here goes the quick instructions:
> > >
> > > mkdir pmac-benh
> > > cd pmac-benh
> > > rsync -avrz --delete penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh .
> >
> > Thanks. Ri
"Jason E. Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Bastien Nocera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Here goes the quick instructions:
> >
> > mkdir pmac-benh
> > cd pmac-benh
> > rsync -avrz --delete penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh .
>
> Thanks. Right after I sent the email, I found that it *had
"Bastien Nocera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> Here goes the quick instructions:
>
> mkdir pmac-benh
> cd pmac-benh
> rsync -avrz --delete penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh .
Thanks. Right after I sent the email, I found that it *had* been added
to the linux-pmac-stable, but I really didn'
Hi,
"Jason E. Stewart" wrote:
>
> "Bastien Nocera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > You can find experimental (although it worked very fine for me)
> > support in BenH's latest tree (check penguinppc.org for instructions
> > on getting the kernel).
> >
> > AFAIK, sleep works on Pismo (BenH and
"Bastien Nocera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You can find experimental (although it worked very fine for me)
> support in BenH's latest tree (check penguinppc.org for instructions
> on getting the kernel).
>
> AFAIK, sleep works on Pismo (BenH and tigert reported success) and iMac
> (I tested t
Hi,
That's a well known problem for which you can find a solution in the
archives:
sleep is not supported on Core99 machines. Well, was not.
You can find experimental (although it worked very fine for me) support
in BenH's latest tree (check penguinppc.org for instructions on getting
the kernel).
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