Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 478873
Various issues with Compaq Evo N600c
Last modified: 2009-12-18 02:30:06 EST
I've spend most of my day (iow too long) hunting various issues with my Compaq Evo N600c laptop. This is an somewhat old beast, but I think the symptoms might me be more generic then just this laptop. I see the following issues: 1) I had it configured to suspend when the lid was closed both when on AC and when on battery. This only works the first time, all following tries do nothing. But if I do system -> shutdown -> suspend (or run pm-suspend, or use suspend from the login screen), then the system does suspend. *And* after this the lid suspend will work one more time, to feel any subsequent tries again. Note: I've tried this with cold boots on battery and cold boot on AC, no difference 2) The suspend "keyboard" button works, but when I press it again to unsuspend it immediately suspends after unsuspending, the second unsuspend (pressing the button again) does work. Using the power button to unsuspend results in the same behavior. I do not see this unsuspend immediately after suspend behavior when using system -> shutdown -> suspend or when using the lid to suspend When expermenting with the lid suspend I have once had a hanging NetworkManager after trying the lid suspend, and when I killed NM, the system suspended, which seemed like a delayed response to the lid suspend attempt. So I think these 2 issues might be related.
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