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I have a question about suspend and hibernate in ubuntu. Last night when I went to test out suspend, I clicked it and acted like it went into hibernation. But my computer never actually turned off. The fans kept running, which when I go to sleep in OSX, everything turns off like it should. So I did a hard reboot since pressing keys and moving the mouse did nothing, and when I went to power on again, the computer powered up the fans, but nothing showed on the screen. Not the BIOS, or anything. The computer also did not give me any beeps at all. Normally if it passes it's power on test it gives me 1 short beep. Nothing. The only way I could get the computer to act normally was to reset the CMOS. After I reset it, it booted fine. Then I reset my BIOS settings back to what they were.
I've also been having a problem with windows sleep not working too. Whenever I try to sleep in windows, the screen goes black and then right back to the desktop.
So, I'm thinking that it has something to do with the BIOS?
My computer config is in my signature, and here are the power management settings for my board:
ACPI Suspend Type: S3(STR)
Soft-Off by PWR-BTTN: 4 Sec Delay
PME Event Wake Up: Disabled
Power On By Ring: Disabled
Resume by Alarm: Disabled
HPET Support: Enabled
HPET Mode: 64-bit Mode
Power On By Mouse: Disabled
Power On By Keyboard: Disabled
AC Back Function: Soft-Off
My thought was that the first one, "ACPI Suspend Type" is my problem. Because if I remember correctly, the default is S1, but we change it to S3 to get sleep to work in OSX.
I've also been having a problem with windows sleep not working too. Whenever I try to sleep in windows, the screen goes black and then right back to the desktop.
So, I'm thinking that it has something to do with the BIOS?
My computer config is in my signature, and here are the power management settings for my board:
ACPI Suspend Type: S3(STR)
Soft-Off by PWR-BTTN: 4 Sec Delay
PME Event Wake Up: Disabled
Power On By Ring: Disabled
Resume by Alarm: Disabled
HPET Support: Enabled
HPET Mode: 64-bit Mode
Power On By Mouse: Disabled
Power On By Keyboard: Disabled
AC Back Function: Soft-Off
My thought was that the first one, "ACPI Suspend Type" is my problem. Because if I remember correctly, the default is S1, but we change it to S3 to get sleep to work in OSX.