andyblac Wrote:does not work for me, my asrock will NOT stay asleep, after 1st supend and wake, any ideas ?

X3lectric Wrote:Not sure if what your saying but it seems thta the lirc resume script needs un-commenting some of its parts.

andyblac Wrote:the problem i have is this when i put my ASRock 330HT to suspend.

1) click shutdown from menu (with system setting set to suspend) or power button on remote
2) my asrock goes to sleep and stays asleep
3) press power button on remote to wake the asrock
4) the asrock awaken's and remote works perfectly
5) again click shutdown or press power on remote.
6) the asrock goes to suspend, but this time it wakes straight up, will not stay asleep, nor does subsequent tries to suspend.

X3lectric Wrote:@ andyblac

Right I see so you are suspending system right after you have resumed which may on the second run may actually stumble over itself.

What I would do is presuming you have your lirc resume script installed and running un-comment

Code:

#remove the comment if the computer automatically sleeps after resume
#irw & sleep 1; killall irw

While the intended use of irw & sleep 1; killall irw is to stop the system to go to sleep it is actually really just stopping any further action...

when you type irw and press a button you get 3 outputs per key press so try that out if the issue still remains you can always comment that back up.

Side note try making use of xbmc instead of suspending>resume ok>suspend straight after its not really normal usage to be sat there playing with suspend and resume until it breaks, may I remind all of you guys that HT lirc drivers are still buggy, on version 1.0.2 I found the hard way how to fry a CIR header by using those drivers and lower the keypress repetition.

X3lectric Wrote:That is really odd, maybe you would like to have a look at better parameters for the lirc script instead of using the uncommented stuff its mentioned perhaps theres a specific opposite command? food for thought perhaps?

Try IRC Lirc channel or similar ubuntu IRC support they only help with the obvious stuff's real questions get shunted.

I am convinced the uncommented line you tried must be altered accordingly to counter what is happening. That's all I can suggest for now. Sry it didn't fix your issue. When I have more time I can try to reproduce your problem and look for a fix but as is no such issue is present on my setup.

X3lectric Wrote:There's a novel idea... Haven't tried it yet will report back when I have.

I guess what remains to be said about your solution for now mainly for everyone else is that I presume the original resume script must be removed, I cant imagine them side by side.

Novin Wrote:I added a script to remove the kernel module (not sure of the name, cannot access my system right now) before suspend and now it works great. So the script does lirc stop + modprobe -r of the module.

Module is then re-inserted and lirc restarted when it resumes with the lirc resume script found on xbmc Wiki (which I had to modify to find the correct IR module).