Hi there.
I’m used to use suspend-to-disk and suspend-to-ram in other systems, but it this one is thought.
Suspend-to-disk doesn’t work at all, (tryed the steps in here in s2ram, nothing works, so giving up) but suspend-to-disk almost works fine. The only issue is that when suspending it saves data but doesn’t shutdown the machine, like it freezed in a S1-state. So i force shutdown (holding shut-bottom), and resuming without any issue.
What can i do?
Machine is Opensuse 11.1 amd64 with
Asus A8n-sli Premium
AMD X2 3800+ (previous was a Venice 3000+ with same issue)
2*1gb DDR400 Gskill
HDD Seagate 7200.11 320gb
eVGA 7900gs now with NVIDIA 180.22
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> Hi there.
> I’m used to use suspend-to-disk and suspend-to-ram in other systems,
> but it this one is thought.
> Suspend-to-disk doesn’t work at all, (tryed the steps in ‘here’
> (http://en.opensuse.org/S2ram) in s2ram, nothing works, so giving up)
> but suspend-to-disk almost works fine. The only issue is that when
> suspending it saves data but doesn’t shutdown the machine, like it
> freezed in a S1-state. So i force shutdown (holding shut-bottom), and
> resuming without any issue.
> What can i do?
>
> Machine is Opensuse 11.1 amd64 with
> Asus A8n-sli Premium
> AMD X2 3800+ (previous was a Venice 3000+ with same issue)
> 2*1gb DDR400 Gskill
> HDD Seagate 7200.11 320gb
> eVGA 7900gs now with NVIDIA 180.22
>
>
I used to use the kmenu suspend to ram and it worked fine (but only
after kde4 and 11.1) but after an update it did a suspend to disk
instead so I searched and found ‘sudo /usr/sbin/pm-suspend’ and though
I’m thinking it’s what called in the menu once again I can suspend to
ram and I have similar hw as you.