> I can't follow what is the difference between a suspend/resume and a
> not-complete hibernating for the hardware or the kernel module.
Not sure, but I'm sure that preparing for a s2disk is quite different
than a s2ram since the kernel shuts down (as the computer is
completely off) and dumps its
Just discovered that suspend-to-disk 'fixes' this (headphones start
working again) but it immediately stops working again after the first
suspend-to-ram that I do (unlike from a fresh boot).
I'm suspecting something like Bug 15 might be at fault. I tried to
follow the directions for compiling
After a little more digging, answered my own question. I would need to
recompile the kernel with ALSA debugging enabled to be able to mess with
the registers.
[Source] Search for "AC97 Sound" here:
http://wiki.enneenne.com/index.php/WR1100's_devices_management_&_testing
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is there any way for me to cat something to ac97#0-0+regs to flip that
value back and see if it 'magically' works?
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Here is the output of 'diff -U10 /home/bjs/Desktop/1-after-first-sleep-
wake-cycle.txt ~/Desktop/2-after-second-sleep-wake-cycle.txt':
--- /home/bjs/Desktop/1-after-first-sleep-wake-cycle.txt2009-10-17
20:22:43.0 -0700
+++ /home/bjs/Desktop/2-after-second-sleep-wake-cycle.txt
I got an empty 'diff -U10' between this one and the previous one.
** Attachment added: "1-after-first-sleep-wake-cycle.txt"
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The volume had been previously muted, so I unmuted it and turned it up
so I could here my test mp3 through vlc. (note that I axed VLC before
each sleep-wake cycle just in case access to the driver was the cause,
but pulse audio was still running so I don't think that it would have
mattered without
After a fresh reboot.
** Attachment added: "0-fresh-reboot.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33859947/0-fresh-reboot.txt
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I'll look into getting you that output sometime this weekend.
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I had this issue with wireless in two hotels I was staying at back in
July. One was Radisson in Manchest, NH
(http://www.radisson.com/hotels/nhmanch) and the other was a Rodeway
near Boston Airport. Both were using the same company to provide their
wireless access Safety Net Access (http://www.saf
I can confirm that I have the exact same problem with the headphones
jack. After a fresh reboot it continue to work after a suspend-to-ram
/wake-up cycle, but after sleeping/waking the second time it stops
working. I find it curious that it works at all (after the first cycle)
rather than just ei
Public bug reported:
I'm not sure if this should be under 'nautilus' or 'alacarte' but when I
try to make my own menus with entries that are in the existing menus,
alacarte creates copies of the .desktop files in my home directory
(under ~/.local/ or ~/.config/ somewhere). This causes nautilus to
I fixed the issue. There was a bad option being passed to X which was
causing it to fail launching. And I was stupid enough to no realize
that there was a
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Sorry, forgot to mention I'm running Gutsy.
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Binary package hint: gdm
I keep getting the X failsafe no matter what configurations I try. Upon
booting I am presented with the "failsafe" dialog inviting me to
configure my xorg.conf. If I make changes to this using the new display
manager, the changes never stick and I'm
Nicolo, I know this is a little off-topic here, but any
links/howto/instructions on how you've setup Ubuntu to boot to the
Fedora 9 kernel? I'd like to get 'multi-master' working on my laptop
if it's available now. Or are you just dual-booting Fedora 9 and
Ubuntu with the same /home mounted or so
Could it be possible that he's running some other Intel driver that
doesn't use DRM?
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compiz can only used by one user
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Nicolo: I'm running intel drivers, and I can only get Compiz-Fusion to
run as the first user that logs into X. I'm on a ThinkPad X41.
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Also wanted to add support for rettichschnidi's suggestion. If Hardy
Heron is pushed out the door with Desktop Effects enabled and there is a
known limitation of X that you can't run Desktop Effects as a second
user when "Switching Users," it makes no sense to leave it at a cryptic
error message.
Travis, if it works for nvidia and ati's proprietary drivers, then how
is this a limitation of the X-Server? Wouldn't it just be a limitation
of specific drivers? and even if it's a limitation of X that they
worked around, it means that a work-around is possible.
Just to add to the discussion, s
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