Suspend doesn't resume

Alexithymia2010 · 2012-02-28 20:16:43

So here's the deal, I've tried everything I could look for in the wiki, the forums, and Google itself. The current problem I have is when I suspend to RAM, it will suspend, but when trying to wake the screen doesn't come back up. The backlight doesn't turn on, and the system becomes unresponsive.

Things I've tried so far:

1. Upgrading to 3.3 rc4 kernel.
2. pm-utils with the script that uses vbetool.
3. Adding the resume hook.
4. Changing video drivers.
5. I've checked the output of /var/log/pm-utils.log, and no errors are found.
6. Probably other things I can't remember.

My uname -a is

Linux (none) 3.3.0-1-mainline #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Feb 24 01:31:31 EST 2012 x86_64 AMD Turion(tm) II Ultra Dual-Core Mobile M620 AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux

.

My laptop is an HP Pavilion dv7-3160us with an AMD Radeon Mobility 4530.

Any help is greatly appreciated and I'm willing to give you as much output as needed.

Thank you Arch community, in advance!

chidori · 2012-03-01 01:55:15

Very disapoint to hear that, since i experience the same issue on asus 1215b, even i can not figure it out if there's a biso bug or kernel related although spent so much time to investigate, and hope a kernel upgrade will fix,but it seems that can not help on this from your post. I have tried ubuntu 11.10, suse 12.1, also black-screen when resuming. Wish you good luck guy, and i will continousely looking at this topic.

mandos · 2012-03-06 11:11:13

I'm trying to set suspend on my desktop and I experience the same issue. No solution yet...

ecmel · 2012-03-06 11:26:05

Same here, with an old DV6000 Intel laptop. No matter what I tried, it does not resume the screen. Using nouveau here.

hadrons123 · 2012-03-06 12:28:49

Same here too on my dell. But fedora does it well on the same system. I don't know how it does.

kwakshot · 2012-03-06 13:49:55

I'm having the same problem here:

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=137030

lgolebio · 2012-03-08 21:16:33

Same here on DELL M1530 with nvidia 8600M GT.

Alexithymia2010 · 2012-03-08 23:18:22

I was well unaware with the issues you guys are having, I figured this was just a remote incident. I believe on my laptop that the ACPI was written by Microsoft so that's why it only works in Windows and not Linux. It's very disappointing and it's keeping me from using Arch Linux completely on my laptop! Hopefully someone with more knowledge on the matter can shed some light on this.

kwakshot · 2012-03-10 12:26:55

I don't get how this can be so hard to fix, I don't have these problems with Ubuntu

lgolebio · 2012-03-10 13:13:18

Probably nobody cares. Today I've switched from nvidia proprietary to nouveau, problem didn't occur so far. But I don't believe it is related to nvidia drivers.

Diaz · 2012-03-11 05:24:49

chidori wrote:

Very disapoint to hear that, since i experience the same issue on asus 1215b, even i can not figure it out if there's a biso bug or kernel related although spent so much time to investigate, and hope a kernel upgrade will fix,but it seems that can not help on this from your post. I have tried ubuntu 11.10, suse 12.1, also black-screen when resuming. Wish you good luck guy, and i will continousely looking at this topic.

Yep, it's sad that suspending the laptop it always feel like i'm at a casino playing

Strike0 · 2012-03-11 13:05:41

Anyone with the blankscreen issue who has not tried it: disable the autodetect hook as described in the pm-utils wiki.

lgolebio · 2012-03-11 16:04:06

Nope, that does not help at all. Disabling autodetect makes no change. The problem still exists.

chidori · 2012-03-11 17:04:02

The issue on asus 1215b is special , not only possible resuming failed but also can not reboot after suspend. The screen will only display a blinking cursor at the left upper corner after biso(oem) picture splashed, it's unable to start the grub, the boot chain is broken. Then after a while the hardware will ask me to provide him a bootable media. The reason is both easy and difficult to understand, you know, the thing easy to understand is , it's because a rebooting will not shutdown the power,meanwhile the difficulty is if you do not really understand something about ACPI, you're not able to figure out the root case. As i learn from arch wiki, many thing will cause resuming failure, like drivers, etc. But this issue I suspect it's caused by underling ACPI component in BIOS. Before i clear the root cause, I'm not in the position to say the OEM provide a bois which is awful and unfriendly to linux, it will only work fine for windows. But i wanna move further to read the acpi document and check code in AMI bios as possible as I can. I wont give up and just complain on this. Anyway, this is ugly just working for windows not linux(the fact), because this is a PC, not a Windows Computer!!

CyrIng · 2012-03-12 04:47:18

Same issue here using Asus ROG II Gene + Core i7 Bloomfield
Used to resume nicely with kernel released previously 3.X

Alexithymia2010 · 2012-03-18 15:29:36

kwakshot wrote:

I don't get how this can be so hard to fix, I don't have these problems with Ubuntu

I've tried Ubuntu, and I've tried Fedora, same issues.

chidori · 2012-03-19 01:56:34

Hi, Alexithymia2010
What I can advise is this:
1 try kernel options: acpi_osi=Linux or acpi_osi="Windows 2006"
2 try suspend-resume cycle under pure-console, maybe the single mode
3 add some modules like ehci_hcd into pm configuration to unload them before suspend and load them before resume automaticlly. Wiki and some users say some misbehaving modules maybe destroy the suspend-resume cycle.

I dont know if you have tried these possible workarounds but still wanna advise here. Suspend is always a big problem, I'm unfortune to face to the same problem as well and no indea how to fix it. Hope this could help u. Thanks.

tocer · 2012-03-21 03:18:13

same hear on my desktop.

Note: I use the uswsusp-git package for suspend. I notice that error when resuming:

/usr/lib/suspend/resume: error while loading shared libraries: liblzo2.so.2 cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I reinstall uswsusp and lzo2, but errer message display again.

lgolebio · 2012-03-26 16:58:55

Probably it is too soon to say, but it seems that the problem was solved. I have updated arch yesterday, and the problem didn't occur. I suspended and resumed many times, and all works ok. Maybe it will come back, but for now I am happy that it works.

Last edited by lgolebio (2012-03-26 16:59:41)

chidori · 2012-03-27 06:14:18

lgolebio wrote:

Probably it is too soon to say, but it seems that the problem was solved. I have updated arch yesterday, and the problem didn't occur. I suspended and resumed many times, and all works ok. Maybe it will come back, but for now I am happy that it works.

Hi, lgolebio
May I know what possible related components have been upgraded?

Last edited by chidori (2012-03-27 06:14:53)

lgolebio · 2012-03-27 06:21:42

I don't know, I never care what is being updated. I just did "Pacman -Suy" and rebooted and all works just fine.

mandos · 2012-03-27 09:01:58

Could it be the linux kernel (linux3) ?

.:B:. · 2012-03-27 10:04:56

kwakshot wrote:

I don't get how this can be so hard to fix, I don't have these problems with Ubuntu

Yeah. And Ubuntu is running the very latest kernel, right?

Go troll somewhere else.

As an on-topic, I can testify I have suspend problems with 3.3. Prints plenty of stacktraces, I only thought it happened with suspending, but I saw some crap printed on screen as well at shutdown. If I do suspend, it will just break upon resuming.

3.3 is still in [testing] btw, this thread should be in the [testing] subforum.

bernarcher · 2012-03-27 10:27:24

Moving to [testing].

tocer · 2012-03-29 07:08:56

tocer wrote:

same hear on my desktop.
Note: I use the uswsusp-git package for suspend. I notice that error when resuming:
/usr/lib/suspend/resume: error while loading shared libraries: liblzo2.so.2 cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I reinstall uswsusp and lzo2, but errer message display again.

I inspired from old bug(https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/17793), and found that liblzso2.so.2 don't included when build kernel.

rebuild kenel detail: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/571838/
my mkinitcpio.conf http://paste.pocoo.org/show/571839/
my suspend.conf http://paste.pocoo.org/show/571840/

any help?

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Suspend doesn't resume

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