Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Thu, 20 Sep 2001 09:23:14 +0000 | From | Pavel Machek <> | Subject | Re: SonyPI Driver |
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Hi!
> > I noticed that when running the sonypi driver on my VAIO z600tek, APM Suspend > > does no longer work: The power button (to suspend) does no longer work and - > > well - it will still suspend if I force it to, by apm -s but it does not > > resume (powers on, but blank screen and no input gets processed). > > Yep, using the sonypi driver switches the laptop in a pseudo acpi > mode and APM based suspend will get disabled. ... > You'll have to wait for ACPI suspend support in the kernel > (some support will get into the 2.5 kernel series) or choose between > the sonypi driver and APM suspend.
Patrick Mochel has some patches for ACPI to enable suspend-to-ram [problems with vesafb nd evices, otherwise ok], and I'm currently working on suspend-to-disk [will work in easy cases]. See acpi list. Pavel
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