It is my experience that the NB305 runs considerably hotter and uses
more power (shorter run time on battery) if run with nohz= off
highres=off. I just prefer to tap the left shift key during boot and
then only use hibernate instead of suspend. It is too bad that Toshiba
doesn't issue an update o
Sorry, correction: fast booting and resume from suspend works in
Onreiric if GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT is set to "nohz=off highres=off",
as pointed out previously. I had other options activated that prevented
it from working.
Should this be be part of the release notes of Onreiric, too?
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Need to correct the two previous posts: Kernel 3.0.0-14, Disabling
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works out of the box. Screen brightness keys work. Hitting shifting
during return from suspend does not change anything, the caps-lock
light, for instance, does
Hibernate works in Oneiric so I switched to hibernate as default in the
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This is still the same in Oneiric but there is no note anymore in the
release notes. Disabling nohz/highres does improve boot speed but
standby does not work.
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Also marking development kernel task as Won't Fix.
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I installed Ubuntu 9.10 standard desktop edition on the Toshiba NB305
(Atom powered netbook). Most features work, however the machine will
not wake from sleep.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Install Ubuntu 9.10 on the Toshiba NB305
2) Put the newly installed syst
Based on Seth's analysis, I'm marking this as Won't Fix against the
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I've been told that Windows doesn't support tickless operation, although
I don't know that from first-hand experience. Those parameters
essentially disable tickless and make the kernel fall back to using the
hpet for ticks, so if that's what Windows does then it probably does
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Response to Seth: (#97)
I take back what I said about someone looking at this who understands
kernel magic! Seth obviously has a pretty good handle on this. Perhaps
Toshiba will see fit to update their BIOS. That would be nice.
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@jim_charlton:
The original bug report is referencing suspend-to-RAM (S3), not
hibernate. Issues with hibernate need to be the topic of a separate bug
report.
The hang during resume from S3 happen during a callback to the BIOS via
SMI during execution of the ACPI _WAK control method. The SMI hand
The I/O timeouts you mention are caused by the poor BIOS. Intel's BITS
reports a maximum SMI latency of 418 microseconds for my NB305, which is
very high.
Running the kernel with nohz=off and highres=off does reduce power
efficiency, but not significantly; I can still achieve 9 hours of
battery li
I have looked into the issues on the NB305 in some detail. Why do you
think that the problem is in the BIOS and that it cannot be fixed in the
kernel? MS Windows will boot fine using AHCI mode.
I am running Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick 22.6.35-27-generic in AHCI mode and I
boot by tapping the left shif
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This is a BIOS bug that cannot reasonably be fixed in the kernel.
I propose adding the following to the natty release notes:
Toshiba NB305 hangs for 5 minutes after suspend. Workaround: specify
"nohz=off highres=off" as kernel parameters at boot.
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Sorry, I should have specified that I was using both parameters before.
Setting those parameters with the latest 2.6.38 kernel in Natty does
again work around the issue, which had regressed under the 2.6.37
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@David, you need to specify both nohz=off and highres=off to work around
this bug.
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This is still unresolved in the latest 2.6.37 kernel in Natty, and in
fact regresses in that wake from sleep fails even with tickless mode
disabled in the kernel, which had fixed resume in the kernels of Ubuntu
10.04 and 10.10 as seen in previous comments to this bug.
I've gzipped and attached the
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In my Toshiba NB305, with Ubuntu Netbook Edition 10.10, kernel 2.6.36
and xorg-edgers PPA, suspend-to-disk and suspend-to-ram works fine.
Boot time is ok, less then 30 seconds.
No GRUB boot line edits.
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What version of Ubuntu are you running? Give us the output of 'uname -r' and
also 'cat /etc/lsb-release'. Not all Ubuntu versions react the same on the
Toshiba NB305. You can see other posts on my stuggles with this in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/601986.
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I ran the lines per #39:
1) sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
2) Change: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="splash nohz=off highres=off"
and it will wake from sleep now, but reliably takes 7-10 minutes to
boot.
I don't need wake from sleep as much as I need the NB305 to boot fast. I
didn't save the origina
The only solution I am aware of is to set the CPU frequency to "Always
Low" in the bios, however this makes things very slow.
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nomodeset nohz=off highres=off solved all my problems a month ago, but I
just upgraded to Maverick and it regressed - my boot time is still good
but suspend no longer works. I just raised this
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More info... I boot without bootchart installed and with the kernel
parameters "rw init=/bin/bash". On getting the shell prompt, running
"hdparm -t /dev/sda5" gives about 500 kB/sec for buffered disk reads.
If I start a c program that is an infinite loop (while (1) {;}), then
hdparm gives about 70
Thanks for the kind offer of the beverage. :-) No reward is required.
I work on this stuff for amusement. :-)
I was wondering why installing bootchart solved the slow boot and slow
resume from hibernate. I got the sources for bootchart. There is a
script installed in the initramfs that runs un
Sorry, my email is
sobolosrios gmail <.> com
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I believe that I had run it as "user," but I must have messed it up
somehow. I have since gotten it to work. Thanks for your help. Do you
paypal? If so, you can email me from the address that you use for
paypal and I'll buy you "a drink," as promised.
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Are you sure that you ran gconf-editor as "user" and not as "root"?
Each user has its own gconf settings and if you log in as "user" then
the lid signals will be processed by the user's gconf parameters. If
you set those parameters from a root shell or by using "sudo gconf-
editor", then you will
Adding the 00sleep_module file as above fixed the hibernate issue.
I need to do some research on how to get the lid to trigger hibernate instead
of sleep as changing the entry in gconf-editor as described still seems to be
triggering suspend to ram.
After this is over, I will buy you the bever
I recompiled the 2.6.32 kernel with ACPI debugging turned on. The newly
compiled kernel boots fine with bootchart installed. Hibernate also
works with uswsusp installed and the /etc/pm/config.d/00sleep_module
file installed as in message #76. But no matter what debug level/layer
I set for ACPI,
H... I added the file /etc/pm/config.d/00sleep_module after I
installed uswusp. The file contains the line "SLEEP_MODULE=uswsusp". I
cannot recall why I did this (possibly because of info in
http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-suspend-and-hibernation-problem-for-
laptops.html).
Maybe this is
Here is an attachment with a list of my installed software.
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Can you give me more information on what happens when you use "sudo pm-
hibernate"? On My machine, it jumps to a terminal window where it says
"Looking for splash system... none". Then there are 5 lines of output
from s2disk about snapshotting the system and storing the image. On
reboot it boots
I think there must be at least one more thing to get this to work. I
installed uswsusp, but I still can't get it to hibernate, either through
Gnome, or by calling pm-hibernate on its own. Any further suggestions?
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Shoot and dang... and many other expletives.
Of course. you are perfectly correct. I had forgotten that I had
installed uswsusp. I thought that it was insignificant as I could see
no difference earlier without bootchart. But now I am not sure. When I
remove uswsusp (apt-get remove uswsusp), my
Hibernate doesn't seem to work at all for me. In particular, it takes
at least 40 minutes to reload the cached data from swap. It might take
longer, but eventually I did a hard reset, figuring that something else
must be going on. Is it possible that you made some other adjustments
that effected
To use hibernate instead of suspend on lid close is easier than I thought. Use
gconf-editor (I did this as a regular user)
Go to apps->gnome-power-manager->buttons and change lid_ac and
lid_battery to hibernate instead of suspend.
I then tried closing the lid without the ac power attached. When
I can confirm that the installation of bootchart (sudo apt-get
bootchart) speeds the boot from several minutes to about 30 seconds (it
takes 23 seconds to the start of the pinwheel.)
Thanks for all of your work Jim. I'll take a look at the lid.sh script.
Tejigging that script would be a bit of ha
After installing bootchart, resume (lid close/open) still takes 5
minutes. But pm-hibernate (as root), although it takes a few
seconds to save the image to disk, resumes on pushing the power button
in about 12.5 seconds!
So One can use pm-hibernate to save your running programs and then
Yes. I was correct. I did (as root):
apt-get remove bootchart
reboot
The reboot took 2 minutes 42 seconds.
reboot
The reboot took 7 minutes 34 seconds (longer, I presume, because
ureadahead has installed a pack file after profiling on the first boot).
apt-get install bootchart
(check to make
Here is dmesg.txt to go with message #65.
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Yes, the SATA setting is AHCI. I just rebooted and I again get 23 seconds. I
will try to attach a copy of dmesg. Note that I have installed bootchart.
That installs /etc/init/bootchart.conf. Maybe the placement of another job
that runs early in the upstart queue changes the timing of the up
None of jim_charlton's steps seems to work for me. Here is what I have
done:
1. rm /var/lib/ureadahead/pack
2. mv /etc/init/ureadahead* ~/
3. mv /etc/init/plymouth* ~/
4. (check to make sure all the conf files related to ureadahead and plymouth
were properly moved).
5. Rebooted a few times.
Note that I removed both ureadahead.conf and ureadahead-other.conf as
well as plymout.conf, plymout-log.conf, plymouth-splash.conf and
plymouth-stop.conf. If you can check both boot times and resume times
through several reboot cycles after their removal, it may give us some
extra info. I can't h
It appears that simply removing the pack files in /var/lib/ureadahead
isn't enough. I'll try removing ureadahead and plymouth as mentioned
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Thanks Jim, I'll try this out in the morning to test. In particular,
I'll try just deleting the pack files in /var/lib/ureadahead first.
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Ah rats... It always pays to double check everything many times
before writing a report.
Ureadahead puts its parameter file "pack" into /var/lib/ureadahead. I
confirmed that the pack files were gone after I removed ureadahead.conf
and ureadahead-other.conf from /etc/init.
The I did the obv
Progress is being made!
The boot process goes something like this. 1) the BIOS runs GRUB from the MBR
on the disk, 2) GRUB loads the kernel image in initrd to a ramdisk filesystem
3) the initramfs "init" script is run, does some housekeeping and mounts the
root of the real ubuntu file system, 4)
Thanks Jim. I'm by no means an expert on this, but does this boil down
the problem to something that is going on in either /etc/event.d/* or
/etc/init.d/* ? The three things that seem to be the crux of the
problem are: (1) something in the init process, (2) nohz=off and
highres=off is a fix for
I can add a few observations to the "slow boot" problem on the Toshiba
NB305.
If one boots the disk with no kernel parameters then there is a long
pause in the boot process of about 6 or 7 minutes after which the system
boots and acts normally. This is also true of suspend and resume.
There is a
Please disregard #54. I forgot that I had my BIOS SATA controller set
to "compatibility" instead of "ahci".
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Have we ruled out that this is not just a problem with the display
resuming?
The reason I ask is that there are dozens of pineview netbooks with almost
identical hardware that don't have this problem. Maybe we can look at the
hardware differences and eliminate that as a cause
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I haven't tried tried the parameter nohpet, but I have been messing with
this today and don't have a boot problem when I omit "nohz=off
highres=off". That is, boot time is about 40 seconds (which is
approximately the same as with the arguments).
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I echo the comments of Sobolosrios. We need to fix the kernel to run
tickless with highres timers without the boot and resume problems. I
have tried many things and find that using the kernel parameter "nohpet"
(don't use the hardware precision event timer) avoids the slow boot
problem. But it s
The "fix" that jim_charlton posted works for me as well.
However, this thread's bug remains in that the tickless timers cause
problems with suspend/resume on the nb305. All of these other things
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A solution for maintaining the sound quality while running pulse audio
with the "nohz=off highres=off"on the kernel command line has been
suggested. See
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/574137
I can confirm that it works 99% of the time. Since using that fix, I
have onl
Well, I realized that because I upgraded to 10.04, I might need to
manually upgrade Grub to Grub2. So just to be sure, I did.
And now, voila!, suspend and hibernate works thanks to the "nohz=off
highres=off" fix. Of course, the sound was flaking out on me. So I
removed pulse.
But thanks for the t
Putting highres=off on the GRUB kernel command line corrupts the audio on the
Toshiba NB305. I have posted these same comments to other bug reports about
sound and suspend/reawaken problems on the NB305. I am hoping that it will
stimulate a resolution of the sleep/suspend/reawaken problem with
Bug #573287 seems similar/same as this. Need fix...
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Works for me with single boot.
Are there any leads on the screen brightness button issue? Or is there a
separate bug for it?
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Fails for me with dual boot
Carlos
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A note for Lounge Daddy, I'm dual booting with Win 7 Starter with no
issues.
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Confirm that the boot options fix it for me. Ubuntu 10.04 netbook
edition, no dual boot.
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"nohz=off highres=off"
It seemed to make no change for me.
I have dual boot (w/ win7). Would make any difference?
I'm watching this issue with interest. :)
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I ran into a problem with installing lucid (10.04) on my Toshiba nb305.
After a clean install, it was hanging at boot unable to find the boot
drive in grub. As a last ditch hope I added "nohz=off highres=off" to
the linux boot line and it now boots up.
I've modified /etc/default/grub and done an
Thx Damien. I did this and suspend works for me on my Toshiba nb305...
so far.
1) sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
2) Change: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="splash nohz=off highres=off"
3) sudo update-grub (I don't know if I had to do this.)
4) restart
5) after reboot, close the lid, wait f
Chad: I was having problems getting X to start reliably (sporadically)
until I added the "nomodeset" option.
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Suspend works for me on the nb305 when "nohz=off highres=off" are passed
as parameters. Including nomodeset caused X to fail to start.
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Worked for me too.
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I just wanted to chime in and mentions that Damien's fix works for me as
well on my nb305.
Thanks Damien!
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I have been having the same problems with waking from sleep on my NB305
with Fedora 12. I added the following boot kernel parameters:
nomodeset nohz=off highres=off
Now my system boots much faster and suspend/resume works perfectly.
Brightness/contrast buttons still don't work though.
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The sleep issue and display issue may be slightly different, the
hardware acts slightly differently in the different cases. When waking
from sleep the main board power comes up, but wifi and display don't.
When changing the display it get's stuck off, but wifi doesn't drop out.
This issue remains
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I have this issue. I noticed the same issue with waking up the NB305.
But, it seems an issue with reactivating the screen. I can reproduce
this issue only by disabling and reenabling the screen like Jeff said.
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This bug (or the cause of this bug) can be reproduced without invoking
sleep or hibernate. The problem is simply the switch to (re)enable the
screen.
1. Boot the nb305 into UNR.
2. Push function+f5 (display toggle).
The display will turn black, and will not switch back on even if you try
toggling
I've tried a BIOS update to version 1.30, no improvement.
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I've tried the procedure described in the wiki:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelSuspend
The first try gave:
> Magic number: 14:273:189
> acpi device:1b: hash matches
>From lspci I get that
"00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition
Audio Controller (rev
Tested with Lucid Alpha 2 Desktop i386. Suspend fails in the same way
as on 9.10.
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I suggest you try Lucid Alpha2. Some work went into it to support the
NB205 and chances are it will work for the NB305 since it might be a
BIOS issue.
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This bug has now enough information provided for a developer to begin
work and is now in the correct package so I'm going to mark it as
confirmed again and let them handle it from here.
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Redirecting to linux. pm-utils has successfully suspended the computer,
but kernel never wakes up.
** Package changed: pm-utils (Ubuntu) => linux (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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wakeup from sleep fails on toshiba nb305
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/5
I no longer run the stock Ubuntu kernel, I have found tuxonice to
provide working suspend-to-disk functionality. Since this module
doesn't involve suspend-to-ram and the behaviour for suspend-to-ram
continues to be the same, I will post the log from suspend-to ram
anyway. If this is not useful, I
Thanks for taking the time to report this bug and making Ubuntu better!
I have assigned this bug to pm-utils package instead of gnome-power-manager as
I believe from what you have described that the system recognizes that it needs
to boot but is unable to do so.
** Package changed: ubuntu => pm
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