Re: ACPI on hp tc1100

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2004-12-05T11:24:30Z

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Salut Joshua,
regarding the nvidia problem, I would recomend you searching the november
posts to this list for a thread called "Success with kernel-swsusp and
Nvidia-closed-source" started by me.
Just to repeat two things:
I was not sucessfull with the latest nvidia driver. I needed to use the
nvidia agpgart with 'Option "NvAGP" "1"', as with my Acer ali-agp it would
crash on resume.

On Sat, 4 Dec 2004, Joshua Wise wrote:
> - If the nvidia binary-only driver has been loaded, and X has been run
> within that cycle of loading the nvidia driver, then the system goes to
> sleep. When commanded to wake through the power switch, the system will
> switch to a console momentarily, print some debugging messages, then blank
> the screen and seemingly halt.
If you login through the network and run "top" you would see, that X is
claiming nearly 100% of CPU-cycles..., that happens, when you switch to
the virtual-console, where the nvidia-binary-only driver is running (or if
it is resumed to this console...) and the AGP-bus is not initialised.

As you may read often on this list, start with suspend to disk, as it is
the easiest to get running. Then go for S1 and S3 (the S0 you mentioned is
S1). Just always think of doing a sync before trying to suspend; then fsck
has a lot better chances to put things together after a crash.

Cheers
hartwig felger

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