Description of problem: After installing F13 on my lenovo thinkpad r61 I've noticed that is huge delay from pressing the sleep button to the sleep, it only appears if I press the sleep button (Fn+F4), when doing something like `echo mem > /sys/power/state` it sleeps immediately. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F13 beta, with latest updates and updates-testing (5/1/2010) How reproducible: Easily Steps to Reproduce: 1. Press the sleep button Actual results: Sleep after ~15 seconds Expected results: Immediately sleep
Is it exactly 15 seconds every time? What firmware version are you using?
Its something about 10-15s, sometimes less, sometimes more... I've think I've suspended my laptop, the suspend (moon) led start blinking, so I've put it in bag, and forget about it, but it doesn't suspend, so i was carrying running laptop. When I get it out from bag it still was blinking with suspend led. It only happends when i use suspend button, by /sys/power/state it suspends in about a second. I've got the latest firmware, and the problem doesn't exists in f10, f11 and f12.
Still valid?
(In reply to comment #3) > Still valid? No, that problem exists only in account which I've moved from F12, account which I've created on F13 doesn't have that issue. I think that some gnome related settings broke this thing.
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