Re: apm -S freezes the laptop

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Date: Friday, November 2, 2007 - 11:44 am

Conclusions:

I thought it could be the ati driver

First I tried to change it with the vesa one and it suspended very
quickly; only X was not displayed correctly. So that I thought I could
give X a chance to run "on the fly" (without xorg.conf) and

1- the laptop is suspending/ resuming "the old thinkpad way" (i.e. in
a fraction of a second)
2- X is looking just as good as when using xorg.conf + vesa driver
3- "But" there is still a random power-off

After some minutes the laptop decides to power-off; as fast as if it
had been plugged without battery and you pulled out the power cable.

sigh...

Pau

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apm -S freezes the laptop, Pau Amaro-Seoane, (Thu Nov 1, 7:15 pm)
Re: apm -S freezes the laptop, Soner Tari, (Wed Nov 7, 7:03 am)
Re: apm -S freezes the laptop, Travers Buda, (Thu Nov 1, 7:34 pm)
Re: apm -S freezes the laptop, Stuart Henderson, (Thu Nov 1, 7:58 pm)
Re: apm -S freezes the laptop, Pau Amaro-Seoane, (Thu Nov 1, 8:12 pm)
Re: apm -S freezes the laptop, Pau Amaro-Seoane, (Fri Nov 2, 6:04 am)
Re: apm -S freezes the laptop, Pau Amaro-Seoane, (Fri Nov 2, 6:15 am)
Re: apm -S freezes the laptop, Pau Amaro-Seoane, (Fri Nov 2, 11:44 am)