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Created attachment 474385 [details] varlogmessage Description of problem: Power Management Preferences set to "put computer to sleep when inactive for 2 hours". Computer sleeps within approximately 2 hours but will not wake up. When any button is pressed, hard drive spins up, power light stops flashing, black screen, cannot ssh into the system to get any information. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 14 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Either allow computer to idle until sleep time arrives; or close lid. 2. Once computer is asleep, try to rewake pushing any button. Actual results: Drive spin up. Power light solid. Black screen. No network services including ssh. No response from ping. Expected results: Expect it to wake up. Additional info: Full system details: http://www.smolts.org/client/show_all/pub_2ca5f783-63ad-4b0d-a268-1e662099d42e /var/log/messages is unrevealing but I will post the relevant log in full. 17:49:13 is when sleep arrives 20:25:41 is the next reboot as a result of having to force shutdown of the machine and then turn it back on again since there was no response from ssh or ping.
Created attachment 474388 [details] pmsuspendlog
Currently using btrfs with this setup, however I had the same issue with the same hardware running Fedora 12 and Fedora 13 using ext4 so I don't think the filesystem is related.
*** Bug 671054 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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Just in case this is found by someone else in a search, problem is solved by updating the BIOS to A16 from Dell's website. Very basic.