[btaylordesign]

Hi everyone,

I'm running UNR on my 1012, and it's really unstable after sleeping for over 30 minutes or so. I end up having to do a hard shut down, which has caused me to have to re-install Linux on my root partition once. fsck got me running after it crashed from sleeping another time. Now I just shut down instead of sleeping, which is fine, but annoying.

Is anyone else seeing this behavior? If so, what did you do to fix it?

Kind regards,
Brandon

[reflex]

I dunno about Linux on the new Mini 10. But...

Checking the logs may be helpful. I use "dmesg | less" in a terminal to read the system log, but there's a GUI interface, too.

It's possible that the Intel graphics driver has a couple bugs related to the new GMA3150 graphics. This might be worth some Googling.

Good luck.

[BobVila]

Mine's been acting the same way. Oddly enough, I only seem to see the behavior if I suspend while firefox is open. I've recently dome some command-fu to enable multiple workspaces, and left a terminal open in workspace 2 before suspending.

After it woke up and firefox was predictably unresponsive, I flipped over to workspace 2, and killed the firefox process, which made everything ok again. Not ideal, but might be worth trying.

[btaylordesign]

Hadn't thought of that. Good idea!

[tntc.tig]

I was having a similar problem. Every suspend would = failed resume (screen stays dark, etc.) and I was about to consider Windows. I decided to do some digging through the BIOS settings, just in case, trying various settings (AHCI / ATA) which did not work. I'm not sure about youse guys, but my 1012 was from best buy and lacked Bluetooth. I went into BIOS and discovered that bluetooth was enabled in the BIOS despite my lack of card. Once I deactivated that, my 1012 resumed from suspend every time so far. I will repost if it croaks again.

--Mark