Re[2]: S3 on Intel Desktop Board D865GBF

[Andrew Barr <barr.156-ZbGKxL/pcrQ@public.gmane.org>]

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I disabled preempt and it comes back now if I use acpi_sleep=s3_bios. I use the integrated Intel graphics, so I'm not having issues with an external AGP card. The PS/2 mouse acts erratic after resume, haven't had time to look into that. Now if I could only get my Dell notebook to work with S3 I'd be set.

Andrew

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On Tuesday, May 25, 2004, 12:26:45 PM, Nick Lidakis <nlidakis-H+0wwilmMs3R7s880joybQ@public.gmane.org> wrote:

> Andrew Barr wrote:

>>I'm trying to get S3 to work on an Intel D865GBF Desktop Board (Intel
>>865G chipset) running a 2.6.6 vanilla kernel. Right now, the computer
>>powers up after a resume and some devices initialize (CD drives), but
>>the display remains off. Adding acpi_sleep=s3_mode to the command line
>>does nothing (visibly) and acpi_sleep=s3_bios causes a Video BIOS
>>identification screen to be displayed. The keyboard and mouse do not
>>work, and pinging the machine's wireless card fails as well.
>>
>>When the machine resumes, the power LED is off, and pressing the reset
>>switch fails to bring up the BIOS "silent boot" screen. Only by forcibly
>>shutting off the machine (hold down the power button, pull the plug) and
>>turning back on can I get it to boot.
>>
>>What needs done to get S3 working on a system like this?
>>
>>
>>
> I tried to get S3 suspend working on a similar motherboard: an Intel
> D975PBZ. There is a thread about it on the list.

> The gist of the (very helpful) replies were:

> Disable the SMP (if your using Hyperthreading that is) and preempt
> kernel options. Make sure you have the ACPI option for suspend in the
> the bios set to S3. The default is S1.
> I am using a ATI Radeon 9700 pro and was told that suspend might not be
> possible with this card, that using a Radeon 7000 card might increase my
> chances of success.

> I was thinking of picking up a Radeon 7000 (haven't seen any with DVI
> out) to see if I can get S3 to work that way, but haven't had the time.
> I might try building a spare machine with one of the new Pentium M
> desktop boards that are just being released, seeing that I might have
> beter luck getting S3 to work with a laptop chipset. Ther other plus
> would be the CPU can be passivley cooled, resulting in a truly silent
> machine.

> Oh, how I envy those Mac heads and their sleep function.

> Good luck, let me know if you have any luck with that board.


> Nick




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