Fwd: System freezes on resume

[Bernardo García Fuentes]

Hi, I just managed to make the notebook go to sleep right (the screen
goes off, and the power button light oscillates, as in windows)
adding:

hint.apic.0.disabled="1"

in loader.conf, anyway now when I try to wake it up, I can hear the HD
and DVD drive starting the resume process but it just hangs there, the
screen doesn't turn on, and I don't hear any beep even with
debug.acpi.resume_beep=1, I'm back again where I was in 6.1-STABLE
(now in 7-CURRENT), and keys doesn't work (ctrl + alt + del doesn't
start the reboot process, i have to press power button 5 seconds and
reboot)
As I wrote before, setting debug.acpi.suspend_bonce=1, and using
acpiconf -s 3, leaves me again in the console after a few seconds
without turning off the screen or showing any errors.

Any ideas? At least how to get the screen on again?

Thanks

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Bernardo García Fuentes <bernigf at gmail.com>
Date: Jul 11, 2007 2:12 PM
Subject: Re: System freezes on resume
To: freebsd-acpi at freebsd.org


Hi, today I finished upgrading to 7-CURRENT, and now the problem is different
I'm using the generic kernel, and modules are oly kernel, and acpi.ko.

When I do "acpiconf -s 3" with bounce=1 everything works ok (i mean it
seems to "bounce" ok, since after some seconds of delay (the screen
never goes off), I can continue using the console as before the
acpiconf -s 3 command), but when I do "acpiconf -s 3" without
bounce=1, it seems like the HD goes to sleep, but the screen keeps on,
and the power button led, doesn't "oscillate" as it does when I
suspend in Windows or as it did in suspend on 6.1-STABLE, it seems
like it doesn't finish the suspend process right.
So when I try to wake it up, pressing any button, even the power
button (although the screen is still on, showing the console where I
typed acpiconf -s 3), and after some keystrokes it starts beeping
forever (it's a constant beep, with, and without resume_beep=1). So I
have to shutdown everything pressing the power button 5 seconds, and
reboot.

Thanks

On 7/9/07, Nate Lawson <nate at root.org> wrote:
> Bernardo García Fuentes wrote:
> > Hi, in the past week I have been trying to make my notebook (Packard
> > Bell Easynote MX2060) resume from sleep with "acpiconf -s 3" or "apm
> > -z" without success.
> > The notebook goes to sleep mode without problems, but when I press any
> > key to make it resume, it just freezes without even turning on the LCD
> > monitor, I only hear the sound of the HDD or DVD drive tuning on, but
> > nothing else happens, keys doesn't work, and I have to press the power
> > button 5 seconds in order to shut down the notebook, and then reboot
> > FreeBSD.
> >
> > I'm running FreeBSD 6.1 with ACPI and apmd, and here I attach all the
> > information I considered important.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
>
> apmd doesn't work with acpi.
>
> If you upgrade to 6.2-stable, you can try setting
> debug.acpi.suspend_bounce to see if any drivers cause problems.  You can
> also set debug.acpi.resume_beep to see if you get the beep as it
> resumes.  These options aren't present in 6.1.
>
> --
> Nate
>