oudisos
August 18th, 2007, 05:07 PM
Dear everyone,
I have Feisty running on a Apple G4 466MHz desktop with 768MB ram and ATI rage 128 AGP card. I use it as a data and print server and a place where I backup the rest of the household computers, so speed isn't really an issue.
The main problem that I am having is that it refuses to suspend/hibernate. When I had OS-X on it, it used to suspend (sleep) after 10 minutes of inactivity, and I had Wake on Lan configured on all the other computers to wake it up for printing, retrieving data or backing up..
I read that only ATI cards support sleep, which is what I have, but I couldn't get that to work. Both automatic sleep after 11 minutes of inactivity and sleep from the log off dialog lock the screen but keep the computer running.
I also couldn't find any error message under /var/messages that would tell me what the problem is.
Hibernate (suspend to disk) doesn't work either, it just locks the screen..
Any help will be extremely appreciated as I think that suspend is a major feature for both environmental and practical reasons.
Thanks,
Oudisos.
I have Feisty running on a Apple G4 466MHz desktop with 768MB ram and ATI rage 128 AGP card. I use it as a data and print server and a place where I backup the rest of the household computers, so speed isn't really an issue.
The main problem that I am having is that it refuses to suspend/hibernate. When I had OS-X on it, it used to suspend (sleep) after 10 minutes of inactivity, and I had Wake on Lan configured on all the other computers to wake it up for printing, retrieving data or backing up..
I read that only ATI cards support sleep, which is what I have, but I couldn't get that to work. Both automatic sleep after 11 minutes of inactivity and sleep from the log off dialog lock the screen but keep the computer running.
I also couldn't find any error message under /var/messages that would tell me what the problem is.
Hibernate (suspend to disk) doesn't work either, it just locks the screen..
Any help will be extremely appreciated as I think that suspend is a major feature for both environmental and practical reasons.
Thanks,
Oudisos.