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Hi,
Since today and the upgrade of linux to linux 3.1.1-1, my system freeze when I want to suspend.
Am I the only one is this case?
By the way, is it a simple way to go back to the previous version of linux? The pacman wiki page says about the -Sc option:
Warning: Only do this when you are sure that the current versions of installed packages are stable and you will not need to downgrade as pacman -Sc removes all the old versions of installed packages.
So there is a way to use the cache to downgrade. Someone knows how?
Last edited by ppr (2011-11-15 18:59:05)
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Cache is in /var/cache/pacman/pkg. Just find previous package and install it with "pacman -U filename.pkg.tar.xz"
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thanks, but in my case, I have probably launched "pacman -Sc" few weeks ago and I don't have the previous version of linux in my cache. So where can I download it? (http://www.archlinux.org/packages/core/x86_64/linux/ works only for the 3.1.1)
Last edited by ppr (2011-11-16 01:14:00)
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Am I the only one is this case?
My system doesn't freeze but it suspends again after resuming. That is, I close the lid, the laptop suspends, I open the lid, the laptop resumes but suddenly suspends again.
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My system doesn't freeze but it suspends again after resuming. That is, I close the lid, the laptop suspends, I open the lid, the laptop resumes but suddenly suspends again.
Same here, no suspicious log output, hints welcome.
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And is there a simple way to downgrade to the previous version of linux?
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And is there a simple way to downgrade to the previous version of linux?
Check your /var/log/pacman.log for the date when you last installed a good working version of the linux kernel, and then simply go to Arch Rollback Machine and choose the folders according to the year-month-date (2011->09->etc..). After you got your package, install it with pacman -U packagename.pkg.tar.tz
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there's an excellent downgrade script in AUR that makes it easy - I've needed to use this quite frequently - actually way to often!
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Hi,
My system doesn't freeze but it suspends again after resuming.
I had this problem on my thinkpad x60, I fixed it by modifying /etc/acpi/handler.sh :
button/lid)
# found on https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Samsung_NC10#Suspend_and_Hibernate
if [ `/bin/awk '{print $2}' /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID/state` = closed ]; then
#echo "LID switched!">/dev/tty5
/etc/acpi/actions/thinkpad-susp.sh
fi
;;
cheers,
Charles
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button/lid)
case "$2" in
LID)
if [ `awk '{ print $2 }' /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID/state` = closed ]; then
pm-suspend
fi
;;
*) logger "ACPI action undefined: $2" ;;
esac
;;
This works for me. It seems like shortly after resuming a second ACPI event is thrown. Is this a known bug?
Thanks.
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