Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Suspend not working FIX

**The Trickster** · January 30th, 2014

Neither works for me, the laptop MSI EX630 goes to suspend, but immediatelly exit, and return to the normal state (guess something is waking it up)...

edit: solved with this http://askubuntu.com/questions/14848...or-hibernation

**ianni67** · February 18th, 2014

The first script worked for me perfectly on elementaryOS stable 64bit, fully updated. My notebook is an Asus T101MT. The problem I had is that after suspend/resume, the touch screen did not work anymore and disappeared from xinput --list.
Now everything works again. THANK YOU!!!!

**simas2** · March 14th, 2014

Tried everything on this thread, didn't work.

Then after tinkering with various random stuff i got it working with 3.13.6 kernel but then my opengl would fail. So i rolled back to 3.11 kernel and bam it was working great.

I'm not sure what actually got it working but i think it was one of these commands:

Code:

sudo apt-get install xvba-va-driver libva-glx1 libva-egl1 vainfo

sudo apt-get purge acpi-support && sudo apt-get install acpi-support

By the way now I'm using fglrx-updates as radeon drivers, without them suspend/hibernation were absolutely fine, i just wanted opengl to work properly.

Hope this helps to someone

**majidalig** · March 16th, 2014

the second script worked like a charm. Thanks man!!

ASUS G53SX | Ubuntu 12.04 LTS | 3.11.0-18

**slagter.maarten** · March 18th, 2014

Thank you so much! This worked for me, as opposed to the first solution which crashed my system.

**pikku-pikkunen** · May 1st, 2014

The secind script worked on my Samsung 535U3C with Kubuntu 14.04, thank you DragonNinja!

**e-San** · July 24th, 2014

Hi all!

The solution does not work for me ;(
pikku-pikkunen, do you own an Samsung with AMD A4-4355M APU?

Regards!

**lucianoporta97** · July 27th, 2014

Thanks dude! That totally did the trick for me! Finally I can decently use elementary OS

Again, thank you so much!

**jon.ti** · September 27th, 2014

I'm using 14.04 on my old desktop Dell. After upgrading from 12.04 suspend worked much better (I could only use S1 in the bios before the upgrade, but now I can use S3). But after suspend, on resume I was just getting a totally black screen using compiz, or a juddering display without a mouse pointer with metacity. I was having to use the ctrl-alt-f1 then ctrl-alt-f7 trick after resume to restart video, then all was well.

The second script sorted that for me, although occasionally the video has the juddering display for a couple or three seconds instead of starting cleanly, but it settles down ok.

Many thanks