Description of problem: sound module is snd_atiixp. On wakeup, sound is hosed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
I'll be adding a fix in the next rawhide build that will probably fix this problem. Please give that a shot when it appears over the next few days. Thanks, Read ya, Phil
Is this bug still present?
Yes, still true on F7 with all updates as of today.
Does this help? # echo 'RESUME_MODULES=snd_atiixp ${RESUME_MODULES}' >> /etc/pm/config.d/snd_atiixp.module It should make sure that snd_atiixp is removed and reloaded before/after resume.
No. I now hear 2 clicks from the sound as it suspends (I believe I used to hear 1), but no click on resume. I'm testing this from Sound System - Control Center from kde. BTW, I also notice the gui for Sound System -Control Center is now hung.
Does "lsmod | grep snd_atiixp" show something after resume? (When you suspended/resumed with the config from comment #4)
Please test, whether "service haldaemon restart" helps to reactivate the sound. My X41 has problems recently after resume from suspend to ram and this helps then.
Neal, please test, whether "service haldaemon restart" helps to reactivate the sound. Or is it now working for you?
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