Description of problem: After resuming from a hibernate, the menu system no longer allows hibernate or suspend. I'm not sure if this is a gnome menu options problem, or if it's deeper, so I'm filing it here (apologies if this is incorrect). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 14, all updates applied. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Hibernate computer. 2. Resume from hibernate. 3. Attempt to hibernate or suspend. Actual results: There is no longer a menu option to hibernate or suspend. Expected results: The hibernate and suspend options are still there.
I'm suffering from the same thing. Pretty annoying.
I've a hypothesis that this is permissions-related, because I've also seen the following: - auto-mounting USB memory stick fails with 'not authorized' - sound ceases to work, e.g. xmms says 'alsa_get_mixer(): Attaching to mixer hw:0 failed: Permission denied' - some preferences settings report permission errors
Same thing here: Samsung NC10 with a fresh Fedora 14 installation. I've googled it out and look: http://ns3.spinics.net/lists/fedora-testing/msg94820.html later in that thread they suggest it's a ConsoleKit problem (check ck-list-sessions, it says the session is inactive [active = FALSE]). A quick switch to Console and back to X11 seems to resolve the issue. (ALT+CTRL+F2 and ALT+CTRL+F1). Very annoying, though. I suggest increasing the priority to at least Medium. Regards,
That fits. /var/log/ConsoleKit/history contains the following line logged during resume from hibernation: 1290069921.132 type=SEAT_ACTIVE_SESSION_CHANGED : seat-id='Seat1' session-id=''
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 643367 ***