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Hi,
I have just started to use the kernel26beyond again - to try out suspend2.
Now I have configured everything according to the wiki. It actually suspends nicely, and also tends to come back nicely, from what I see - until I want to type something...
Mouse and keyboard are gone.
Well, curious me tried to hibernate with X (of course things would get worse, I thought). Actually, it seems that it is just the same problem. When I use the powerbutton to turn off (ACPI rule), I saw that evdev devices were not found (so complained X), so it seems like an evdev problem. Now, what do I have to do to get around this? I have no clue....
Blacklist the module, or whitelist it, or put it with modprobe in some script that gets loaded, or what?
Thank you for the input,
Blind
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I do blacklist the psmouse module.. you shouldn't have to blacklist evdev since it's not a hardware driver (ussually you only need to blacklist modules that are speaking directly to hardware). Now I wouldn't know about the keyboard problem... you might try to disable ACPI or something?
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Thanks for your answer...I gave up after reading on the suspend2 page, that his can happen on some hardware. I don't think anymore that it is worth the effort, as Arch boots so fast that there is hardly any difference between resuming and booting.
Cheers,
Blind
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Actually, I managed to enable suspend and hibernate without even changing the kernel, in other words only with the official kernel26. The interesting thing is, I only need to add the following to my /boot/grub/menu.lst:
resume=/dev/sda3 (my swap partition is the third one)
It works perfectly. Unfortunately, I have to mute and unmute my master volume and PCM volume before I can hear any sound. Keyboard and mouse work though. Just thought you may want to know.
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