Dell Inspiron 4000 woes
Samuel Stringham
me at mail.samuelstringham.com
Fri Sep 24 21:44:18 PDT 2004
Hello,
I have a Dell Inspiron 4000, which is running 5.3-BETA5.
I am unable to get the ACPI to function correctly on this
machine. I have dug around google for hours, looked
through the source (though I am not quite familiar enough
to make changes), but could not find any great howtos on
getting the suspend/resume working how I would like.
Here is the state now:
S1: will detach wireless card, leave hard drive spun, not
sure about CPU stepping. When suspending from X, it first
switches to console, then 'freezes' without turning off
the LCD.
S2: not tested/supported
S3: will detach pcmcia wireless card, spin down hard drive,
not sure about CPU stepping. When suspending from X, it
first switches to console, then turns off for a second,
then turns back on completely _white_.
S4: I don't have a partition to handle this correctly.
S5: shutdown, as expected.
So, I have come to realize that S3 will probably be my best
bet. However, I can't get the monitor to turn off. I was
wondering if anyone else had any good hints on getting this
working correctly.
My configuration output is located here:
http://samuelstringham.com/devinfo.txt
http://samuelstringham.com/dmesg.txt
http://samuelstringham.com/kldstat.txt
http://samuelstringham.com/pciconf.txt
http://samuelstringham.com/sysctl.txt
http://samuelstringham.com/dell_insp_4000_samuelstringham.dsl
And the only thing I have done to my rc.resume/suspend
scripts is the addition of:
sysctl hw.acpi.video.lcd0.active=1
to rc.resume, so that my monitor comes back up correctly.
If I leave this out, sometimes my X will look like the
timings are off or something (like a shadow image across
the right hand side of the screen).
Please help, and much karma will be in store for you.
Best regards,
Samuel Stringham
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