Re: Laptop support in F10

[Fastie]

Well my hardware came alone nicely and had nice support in F9.
Everything worked.
F10 they don't I can only suspend and hibernate with the command line.
All my settings I looked at was set a they was in F9. Close the lid goes in
suspend mode.
press power button ones ask you if you want to shutdown or hibernate all the
settings was as it was.
but it does not work in F10.
did a fresh install last night of F10, still the same.
I did put in a bug report.
C

On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 2:42 AM, Roger Grosswiler <roger(a)gwch.net&gt; wrote:

>  > Roger Grosswiler wrote:
>  >>> On Thursday 27 November 2008 09:56:19 Mike Chambers wrote:
>  >>>
>  >>>> On Thu, 2008-11-27 at 11:06 +1300, Fastie wrote:
>  >>>>
>  >>>>> On F10 Final nothing work with buttons or when I close the lid. The
>  >>>>> lid close did work after one kernel update but was soon gone after
>  the
>  >>>>> next update
>  >>>>> I have tried the command line and it did work but no easy way when
>  you
>  >>>>> are running around..
>  >>>>>
>  > ...
>  >> - choose via Gnome-Power-Manager:
>  >>
>  >> -- suspend
>  >> -- hibernate
>  >>
>  >> when i hibernate, i fall back to screen lock (no hibernate)
>  >> when i suspend, i get nice graphics (i think m$ called it bluescreen)
>  and have to
>  >> reboot
>  >>
>  >> or am i wrong?
>  >>
>  >
>  > A general comment: Laptop hardware and powermanagement isn't simple.
>  > Most hardware has its own bugs and quirks in this area and need its own
>  > hacks and workarounds. "Laptop support in F10" is generally fine. IMHO
>  > it is better than ever. But it might be broken for your hardware. You
>  > should file a bug report - or try to find an existing one with exactly
>  > the same problem. Testing on other hardware does not say much.
>  >
>  > (FWIW: suspend/resume doesn't work on my workstation with ATI and kernel
>  > modeset, but with nomodeset it works great, both in text and X -
>  > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=467429)
>  >
>  > /Mads
>  >
>
>  FYI:
>  Very interesting, indeed. If i shutdown my computer, but select hibernate
>  instead of
>  power off, it works...so my issues seems to be from gnome-power-manager.
>
>  Roger
>
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