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2009-12-28, 13:32
(This post was last modified: 2009-12-28, 23:32 by Wingie.)
Oke sorted it out this morning the black screen I had after coming back from suspend was created by my receiver, I had to tell it to passthrought the HDMI signal in stead of trying to upscale it if it detected a signal lower than 1080i.
Thank you all for helping me out especially Andy and Mikef
PS: Andy will try in a couple of minutes if my suspend->resume-> suspend->resume works correctly. Edit 22:30 this works without a hitch tried it a couple of times without any problem.
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2009-12-29, 17:27
(This post was last modified: 2009-12-29, 18:26 by andyjayh.)
Hmm, just mine with this problem then. Still doesn't seem to be running the script properly as I don't get the log file created. I will have to do some more trouble shooting later.
Edit: further testing and it does create the log file now. However stillthe same action of resuming immediately from the second suspend command. Just don't understand this now, what would cause it to auto restart from the second suspend?
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I don't think there is any need to change the S-state. If you've got a remote with a usb receiver you need to enable USB0 or USB2.
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Just upgraded to 9.11 on my ION 330. Got it working after a lot of reading...
What fixed the problem for me was to do the steps described earlier in the thread (the "cat /proc/acpi/wakeup"-enable and edit rc.local)
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enter BIOS and change USB-setting to 1.1
Hope it works for you to...
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I did a clean install of Ubuntu 10.04 recently. After that I installed ethtool to enable WOL. It worked, but now I've got the "instantly resume after sleep" problem again.
The worst thing is that I can't remember how I fixed this problem the last time. Does anyone have an idea?