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Assignee: Daniel Hahler (blueyed) => (unassigned)
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kde resume from suspend & resume.d scripts
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Is this an issue in Intrepid?
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scripts don't get called when waking up from hibernation. Although
hibernating itself does work when using the kde3 hibernation.
and the pm-*, they should be working on a kubuntu machine?
and just to be sure, this thread's bug, isn't necessary connected to the pm-*
problem is it?
mean the pm-*
smarter on #kubuntu-devel said that /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh gets called for
hibernation in KDE3.
Yes, I think the resume.d scripts should be called on wakeup.
Do the scripts get called for hibernation? or it it the same as with suspend to
ram?
How does pm-hibernate not work.. You should probably
pm-* doesn't work.
What does the suspend button do in the end-session popup of the kde?
does it use pm-* with some quirks, or does KDE use its own suspend function?
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kde resume from suspend & resume.d scripts
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I'm sorry I haven't been that thorough in describing the scenario.
some points:
I'm using kde3
It does suspend, and my post is meant mainly for S3 mode (suspend to ram). But
the resume.d scripts are never called.
The resume.d scripts are to be called after a suspend to ram right? Or only
after su
Are you using KDE3 or 4? (The reports older than half a year are
probably for KDE3)
For me, the hibernate function in the logout dialog do nothing, but
pm-hibernate (from a virtual console) does work.
Hibernation worked for KDE3 from KDE itself.
Does hibernation (suspend to disk) work for you, bu
