Yellow Dog Linux

by **Uberhip_** » 07 Nov 2004, 10:50

Whenever I put my ibook to sleep it does not wake up, I had the same problem with ubuntu and found a script to solve the problem, does anyone have an idea of how to resolve this with YDL 4.0?

by **kamika** » 07 Nov 2004, 11:54

what does the ubuntu script do?

by **StarKnight83** » 07 Nov 2004, 21:14

Post the script if you can-Id like to take a look at it. If it just uses normaly system calls you might just be able to alter the path names in it and use it w/ YDL. Id like to take a look at it first though

by **Uberhip** » 07 Nov 2004, 22:46

StarKnight83 wrote:Post the script if you can-Id like to take a look at it. If it just uses normaly system calls you might just be able to alter the path names in it and use it w/ YDL. Id like to take a look at it first though

this is what I used.

(1) Created the file /etc/apm/scripts.d/dbus-1:

#!/bin/sh
# hald prevents proper resume after sleep-wake cycle
# stopping dbus at suspend and restarting at resume
# fixes this

INIT="/etc/init.d/dbus-1"
[ -x "${INIT}" ] || exit 0

case "${1},${2}" in
(suspend,*)

"${INIT}" stop
echo "stopped dbus-1"
;;

(resume,suspend)

"${INIT}" start
echo "started dbus-1"
;;

esac

exit 0

(2) Made the new file executable:
sudo chmod 755 /etc/apm/scripts.d/dbus-1

(3) Created a symlink from /etc/apm/suspend.d/98dbus-1 to /etc/apm/scripts.d/dbus-1:
cd /etc/apm/suspend.d/
sudo ln -s /etc/apm/scripts.d/dbus-1 98dbus-1

(4) Created a symlink from /etc/apm/resume.d/01dbus-1 to /etc/apm/scripts.d/dbus-1:
cd /etc/apm/resume.d/
sudo ln -s /etc/apm/scripts.d/dbus-1 01dbus-1

by **Scodiddly** » 13 Nov 2004, 15:34

I'm having the same problem with waking up my iBook (G3, 500, dual USB) after a lid-close.

Worked fine with YDL 3, but 4.0 gives me a console text screen with some Airport and other messages. I end up having to hard-boot.

by **Scodiddly** » 13 Nov 2004, 19:01

Here's what I get when my iBook tries to wake up:

(text-only screen, not a window)

Code: Select all: eth0: Airport entering sleep mode eth1: suspending, WakeOnLan disabled aty128fb: suspending... cpufreq: resume failed to assert current frequency is what timing core thinks it is. aty128fb: resumed! enable_irq(27) unbalanced eth1: resuming PHY ID: 4061e4, addr: 0 usb 2-1 USB disconnect, address 2 eth0: Airport waking up eth1: Linux is up at 100 Mbps, full-duplex eth1: Pause is disabled

And I've just gone in and looked at /var/log/messages.

Code: Select all: Nov 13 12:48:02 ibbyl pbbuttonsd: INFO: Script '/etc/power/pmcs-pbbuttonsd suspend ac' launched and exited normally Nov 13 12:48:02 ibbyl pmud[1688]: running /etc/power/pwrctl lid-closed ac Nov 13 12:48:02 ibbyl pmud[1688]: /etc/power/pwrctl exited with code 99 Nov 13 12:48:02 ibbyl pmud[1688]: lid closed: request sleep Nov 13 12:48:02 ibbyl pmud[1688]: running /etc/power/pwrctl sleep ac

Something else bothers me, the clock gets reset when I have to hardware boot out of this, and a couple times it's happened on reinstalls. Clock goes back to Jan 1, 1904, but with a random time of day.

by **Scodiddly** » 13 Nov 2004, 19:04

Further data: I logged out, and shut the lid on the (graphical) login screen. It came back fine when I reopened the lid. Logged back in and tried it, and got the lockup again.

by **StarKnight83** » 14 Nov 2004, 01:05

Sounds almost like a problem w/ the kernel addressing the RTC; maybe user permissions-not sure, seems weird to me though I have problems w/ my ibook g4 waking from sleep as well. Ill go check my logs and see what they say.

by **Scodiddly** » 14 Nov 2004, 15:31

So the iBook was able to wake up when root was logged in, but not my usual user account. I suspect that maybe some of my usual customization (Dvorak keyboard layout, habitual use of Konsole, etc) may have caused the problem. I closed all apps and tried, but still hung instead of waking up. Perhaps "Autorun" is starting something?

Reinstalling again to have a clean slate.

(time passes)

OK, with a fresh install I still get the above when trying to wake up from a lid-close. With root logged in, it works fine. With my user account "scott" it freezes up.

by **geospine** » 02 Dec 2004, 02:28

I am having a similar problem with my PowerBook g3, except I didn't install a GUI, and every time I put the system to sleep I have to hard boot. Here is some information I have gathered:

Code: Select all: /var/log/messages: pbbuttonsd 0.6.1: 1999 G3 PowerBook Lombard (PMU version: 11) pbbuttonsd startup succeeded pmud[1406]: pmud [threshold = 420, margin = 15] started pmud[1406]: PMU version: 11 1999 G3 Lombard pmud[1406]: daemon stopped (parent exiting [note PID]) pmud: PMU version: 11 1999 G3 Lombard pmud: pmud startup succeeded pmud[1407]: running /etc/power/pwrctl maximum ac pmud[1407]: /etc/power/pwrctl exited with code 99

I tried stopping the pbbuttonsd daemon then closed the lid, it didn't seem to change anything.

Snooze -f has the same result as closing the lid.

From: Yellow Dog Linux ™ Forum Index " General " system wake issue ydl 4.0

System: I have a Mac g3 lombard running YDL 4. I did a custom install without X.
Problem: System won't wake after going to sleep either from pressing the power button >or closing the lid. This function worked fine under YDL 3.
When the system goes into sleep mode the screen goes off and the power light blinks. >When I try to wake the system by pressing the power button the power light blinks >twice, hard drive spins up and it sounds like it is waking up but the screen doesn't come >back and it doesn't seem to accept keyboard input, although the capslock and numlock >keys light up.
The only way I have found to recover the system is to hard boot the system, by >removing the battery and power adaptor.

Any light you can shed on my problem would be much appreciated.
Geospine.

has anybody made headway on that script yet?

by **StarKnight83** » 02 Dec 2004, 14:24

I was looking at it and i know how to modify it to work on ydl (some of the location stuff is different) i have the next 2 days off so ill see about modifing it and posting the results

by **jaki** » 03 Dec 2004, 20:45

Scodiddly wrote:I'm having the same problem with waking up my iBook (G3, 500, dual USB) after a lid-close.

Same here, with the same kind of computer. Likewise, mine wakes up if I log out before putting it to sleep (I haven't tried it logged in as root). When I first installed Gnome Desktop (used KDE first), I could sleep and wake while logged in to that. But after a couple days the problem came back.

by **prezninja** » 09 Dec 2004, 23:34

I have encountered this problem as well, and have been able to resolve it by killing magicdev.

Code: Select all: [prezninja@iBook prezninja]$ ps aux | grep magicdev preznin 3568 0.9 2.8 24104 7228 ? S 17:13 0:00 magicdev --sm-con fig-prefix /magicdev-ymTG91/ --sm-client-id 117f00000100011011162180000002540000 2 --screen 0 root 3703 0.0 0.2 3932 692 pts/0 S 17:14 0:00 grep magicdev [root@iBook prezninja]# kill -9 3568

I don't know anything more about magicdev than I learned at http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/bchafy/magicdev.html. It's a temporary solution for now, but at least it works.

I'm trying to learn how to incorporate this into the suspend.d and resume.d scripts, since I find magicdev useful.

Can someone else give that a shot and see if it solves the problem?

by **jaki** » 10 Dec 2004, 04:11

prezninja wrote:I have encountered this problem as well, and have been able to resolve it by killing magicdev.

Can someone else give that a shot and see if it solves the problem?

I tried it -- it works for me too.

by **afro** » 13 Dec 2004, 09:10

Hey StarKnight83 & others, any update yet to temporary solve this sleep problem?

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