Bug 429957

Created attachment 292710 [details]
dmi info

Created attachment 292711 [details]
pci list

Created attachment 292712 [details]
X log

Created attachment 292713 [details]
dmesg

According to http://katzj.livejournal.com/407566.html suspend may not work
reliable with nvidia hardware.

Doeslshal | egrep
"(system.hardware.(product|vendor|version)|smbios.bios.version|power_management.quirk)"
show some lines stat start with power_management.quirk?
If not, maybe some of the quirks that are described here work:
http://people.freedesktop.org/~hughsient/quirk/quirk-suspend-index.html
Or the currently used quirks are wrong.
Please paste the output of above command.

I reassign this bug to the hal-info component, because there the information
about how systems need to be suspended, is stored.

Please see http://people.freedesktop.org/~hughsient/quirk/ - does that help?

Possible dupe of bug 414971.  Suggest reassigning to xorg-x11-drv-nv.

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(In reply to comment #6)
> Please see http://people.freedesktop.org/~hughsient/quirk/ - does that help?

Not that much, the only thing I figured out is that:
- suspending from GNOME, after resume even the caps lock key doesn't work
- suspending from a tty with pm-suspend, after resume I can type commands blindly ("find /" makes the hard disk light flash, "reboot" works)

I am new to this forum and to the use of Fedora 10:  I used Fedora 9 three months and then installed Fedora 10.  I did not get control of establishing add-ons correctly - adobe- quick time etc-  
I didn't really care...........then I started having some issues with F 10.  Particularly Abiword was acting up.  I generally saved the documents I created in MS Word, although some were saved in Abiword. I forwarded bug reports to Fedora as they - on their own came up.  Last week I decided to take some time to "straighten" out the issues.  I believe I used the Selinux policy tool generator to ?? scan and or send bug reports in a different way. Since I was reconfiguring a "shaky" setup I decided to backup all my documents, which of course included potentially suspect files/ documents from abiword.  Upon resetting the vigilance or reporting and control, the system basically crashed leaving me with a full monitor scree -- top had a lashed line of red in blackish green ish field and the rest of the screen was like a multicolor textured (threads of different colors wooven) wall paper.
I have now installed and am using a fresh Fed. 10.  
What should I do with my flash drive of documents?  How should I test for problems with the data prior to reloading on the computer?  
Is there a safe secure mode to open this data using my computer?  I have access to two Windows based computers.  And a community college Computer/ Applications etc. dept. is within reach.

Thanks

If I have placed this note in the wrong discussion please let me know where to place it, thanks.

(In reply to comment #10)
> I am new to this forum and to the use of Fedora 10:

Sorry, this is NOT a forum, this is the bug reporting system for Fedora.
So, please, respect the topic of the discussion, which in this case is nvidia video card suspend.

> If I have placed this note in the wrong discussion please let me know where to
> place it, thanks.  

Please take a look at this webpage:

http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicating_and_getting_help

(In reply to comment #11)
> (In reply to comment #10)
> > I am new to this forum and to the use of Fedora 10:
> 
> Sorry, this is NOT a forum, this is the bug reporting system for Fedora.
> So, please, respect the topic of the discussion, which in this case is nvidia
> video card suspend.
> 
> > If I have placed this note in the wrong discussion please let me know where to
> > place it, thanks.  
> 
> Please take a look at this webpage:
> 
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicating_and_getting_help  

Gracie Nick: It seems to have been bug reporting that got me in a hole.  I have also sent a message directly to the target-moderator, and hopefully he can help direct me-  by the way video cards and video are not my concern, as I want to learn Fedora / Linux capabilities on a more fundamental level-   As I said, this is new to me, but it will not remain new.  
There must be a lot more bugs now that linux is being used for video and sound-  what would you suggest as a linux version, that has less capabilities but that is bug free?
If you'd care to reply............ in advance prego.
Matt Obst

Still occurs in Fedora 11.

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