Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Suspend not working FIX

[TheNessus]

amazing. it works. Dell n3010

thank you

[Tekippie]

Thanks, fixed it for me

Zotac motherboard with CULV cpu and Nvidia ION chipset..

[skhansj]

The second script worked for me.

Ubuntu 12.04 on Lenovo Ideapad Z570.

[bluecactus5181]

neither works for me....
HP Elitebook 8530w

[aliaomt]

so bad :-X
it's not working for me
Asus 1215B
ubuntu 12.04

[giltbrook]

New user help please.

When I get to the step:-

Step 2 (paste this into gedit and save)

What do I save the file as?

Update, in case anyone else needs this.

I think I have found the cause of my problem.
I had pressed 'Save' after editing, but when I tried to close gedit, it was asking me about 'Untitled 1' and what I wanted it Saved As.
I had not even noticed Untitled 1 as an extra Tab in gedit, and therefore didn't realise it contained no information, so it could presumably be closed without saving, which I have now done.

[sailorboy]

This irritated me on Lucid also- after it HAD worked fine for a few years. I hoped 12.04 would solve it but no luck. I'm using a desktop Dell 4700 with a nvidia 9400gt with Gnome, compiz, nouveau and nvidia 295.40- nuked fglrx.
It seems to suspend but resume locks up with blank screen and a roaring drive/fan. A decent workaround for me:
In terminal- $ gksu gedit /etc/default/acpi-support
I then changed the option for ACPI sleep to standby (as the remark suggested) and then rebooted to BIOS and switched to S1 (from S3) in power management.
Not ideal, main screen blanks but stays lit (DVI)- but easy enough to turn off.
Oddly- hibernate worked fine, turns clean off but must cache all processes to HDD since on next boot-up it requests log in (it's set for auto-log on) and then resumes all apps that were running.
Pretty neat but rebooting was what I wanted to avoid. Sidenote- noticed the 40g boot SATA still has 9.1 marked on it- we're both getting old.

[clockworktri]

Oh yes... suspend works now on my samsung Chronos Series 7.

Only problem I see right away is that I have Samsung-tools installed and tell it to keep bluetooth disabled. When I wake from suspend, bluetooth is on. Other things might be flaky as well, but this is one that stood out.

Any thoughts?

I have this problem on my Chronos 7 as well. More problematic is that it turns off my wireless, and I can't turn it back on. I have to reboot to get internet again. Anyone have any ideas on this? (using the first script, not the second)

[hscriber]

Neither worked for me, HP Pavillion DV6 laptop.

[CampLife]

New user help please.

When I get to the step:-

Step 2 (paste this into gedit and save)

What do I save the file as?

Update, in case anyone else needs this.

I think I have found the cause of my problem.
I had pressed 'Save' after editing, but when I tried to close gedit, it was asking me about 'Untitled 1' and what I wanted it Saved As.
I had not even noticed Untitled 1 as an extra Tab in gedit, and therefore didn't realise it contained no information, so it could presumably be closed without saving, which I have now done.

New user here, about thirty minutes into Ubuntu...
I have same question--in step 2, what did you save as? Or, did you just close the tab?
I have not been successful with this workaround, yet.
Thanks!