[arch-general] troubles with resume after hibernate
Hello all. I have such trouble: when i use `pm-hibernate` my notebook(asus x58-l) can`t resume normally(you can see a lot of error messages in dmesg). What should i do to fix this? Some log\config files you can find at http://devio.us/~hired777 Thx
Hi, firs of all run memtest86 (maybe mprime too) and check if ram is OK. It's not good, if udevd and sh die with segfault. Regards, Andrej On 05/14/2010 12:44 PM, Nick Stepa wrote:
Hello all. I have such trouble: when i use `pm-hibernate` my notebook(asus x58-l) can`t resume normally(you can see a lot of error messages in dmesg). What should i do to fix this?
Some log\config files you can find at http://devio.us/~hired777
Thx
I run memtest - no errors On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 12:54:32PM +0200, Andrej Gelenberg wrote:
Hi,
firs of all run memtest86 (maybe mprime too) and check if ram is OK. It's not good, if udevd and sh die with segfault.
Regards, Andrej
On 05/14/2010 12:44 PM, Nick Stepa wrote:
Hello all. I have such trouble: when i use `pm-hibernate` my notebook(asus x58-l) can`t resume normally(you can see a lot of error messages in dmesg). What should i do to fix this?
Some log\config files you can find at http://devio.us/~hired777
Thx
Nick Stepa <hired777@gmail.com> writes:
Hello all. I have such trouble: when i use `pm-hibernate` my notebook(asus x58-l) can`t resume normally(you can see a lot of error messages in dmesg). What should i do to fix this?
All you can do is wait for this bug to get fixed, I think: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13811 csm
Thx. On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 01:06:40PM +0200, Csomay Mihaly wrote:
Nick Stepa <hired777@gmail.com> writes:
Hello all. I have such trouble: when i use `pm-hibernate` my notebook(asus x58-l) can`t resume normally(you can see a lot of error messages in dmesg). What should i do to fix this?
All you can do is wait for this bug to get fixed, I think: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13811
csm
I've known about this issue, but worked around it by not loading i915 before the resume from hibernate occurs - this is done by not including i915.ko in the initrd and not building i915 into the kernel. Additionally, I have highmem off (netbook with 1GB memory), but I don't know if that affects anything. I strongly advise you to fsck your disks now because the memory corruption might have screwed them up.
I have deleted 'i915' and 'intel_agp' from 'MODULES' in '/etc/mkinitcpio.conf' and i can hibernate with no problems. Thx. On Sat, May 15, 2010 at 05:28:03PM -0400, Alexander Lam wrote:
I've known about this issue, but worked around it by not loading i915 before the resume from hibernate occurs - this is done by not including i915.ko in the initrd and not building i915 into the kernel.
Additionally, I have highmem off (netbook with 1GB memory), but I don't know if that affects anything.
I strongly advise you to fsck your disks now because the memory corruption might have screwed them up.
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Alexander Lam
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Andrej Gelenberg
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Csomay Mihaly
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Nick Stepa