How To STOP standby and hibernate?
Hi All,
I have Ubuntu 10.04, and it is working quite well, except that it keeps going into either standby/suspend/hibernate (can't tell which) after about 45 minutes. It is not the bios settings on the computer. For some unknown reason, Ubuntu puts it in standby/suspend mode, I don't know which. If I try the keyboard or mouse, nothing happens, black screen. Machine is still powered. I have to push the power button for 5 seconds to hard shut down. I set the Ubuntu preferences for power management to turn on screen saver after 20 minutes, and to NEVER shut down computer or spin down hard drives. I set the "press power button to: shut down", NOT suspend. I set it to shut off the monitor after 30 minutes.
I don't want Ubuntu to shut down or standby/suspend/hibernate at all. I just want it to blank the monitor after about 30 minutes if I am not using it.
I went away and this happened. I remotely connected to another computer on the same home network and tried to Wake On Lan the Ubuntu computer from the other computer, and it wouldn't wake because it was in this standby/suspend/hibernate state. (normally WOL does work on this Ubuntu computer.)
I couldn't force a hard shut down on this Ubuntu remotely over the net, through the other computer. It is just this Ubuntu standby/suspend/hibernate issue. How can I just STOP Ubuntu from doing this? Thanks-
Last edited by Return Privacy; October 5th, 2010 at 06:31 AM.
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