Sony Vaio S480 and ACPI

Sony Vaio S480 and ACPI

[Michael Borohovski]

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So I just bought this thing and <sarcasm> have been having a lot of fun with 
it. </sarcasm>

Long story short, it's new enough that the 2.6.8 in the Debian installer 
didn't support it, so I had to go through knoppix 3.9 and debootstrap by 
hand. Whatever. It's done.

Except now sleep doesn't work and I can't for the life of me figure out why.

It goes to sleep just fine, but doesn't come back. As in, it looks like it's 
resuming, but video doesn't come back.

Centrino 750 (915PM chipset)
Geforce Go 6200
'nvidia' driver
X.org <http://X.org> (latest version, whatever that is)

I can't figure it out. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

Later,
Mike.

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Re: Sony Vaio S480 and ACPI

[Pavel Machek]

On Po 20-06-05 00:23:27, Michael Borohovski wrote:
> 
>    So I just bought this thing and <sarcasm> have been having a lot of
>    fun with it. </sarcasm>

Do not post html into conferences.

>    Long story short, it's new enough that the 2.6.8 in the Debian
>    installer didn't support it, so I had to go through knoppix 3.9 and
>    debootstrap by hand. Whatever. It's done.
>    Except now sleep doesn't work and I can't for the life of me figure
>    out why.
>    It goes to sleep just fine, but doesn't come back. As in, it looks
>    like it's resuming, but video doesn't come back.
>    Centrino 750 (915PM chipset)
>    Geforce Go 6200
>    'nvidia' driver

see Doc*/power/video.txt.
								Pavel
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