Description of problem: I have a Thinkpad Twist 230U laptop. After i did a yum update today, I cannot recover from Hibernate properly. The programs I opened before hibernation are all gone after boot. The touchpad cannot be used at all (screen touch is working still though) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kernel-3.19.2 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot using kernel 3.19.2 2. Open any kind of program, e.g. Chrome 3. Hibernate 4. Turn on power 5. All gone Actual results: A state like a fresh restart, but touchpad is not working. Expected results: Programs should be still there, touchpad should be working Additional info: 3.19.1 and previous versions don't have this problem
Have the same problem with Acer Aspire 5750G on a fully updated Fedora 21. Kernel-3.19.1 works fine while Kernels 3.19.2 and 3.19.3 do a restart instead of resume.
I also cannot hibernate on HP Probook 4330s as it does a full boot when powered back on. For me it worked in 3.18.9 but not in 3.19.[123]
For me the workaround in Bug 1206912 seems to get hibernate working with 3.19.3 kernel
I'm experiencing this bug on my Dell d630 laptop. After upgrading to kernel 3.19.2 hibernate stopped working. Instead of resuming the computer does a fresh boot. I can resume from hibernate when I select the previous kernel version (3.19.1) from grub after powering on (resuming from hibernation that is).
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