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When I press the power button, it boots up and resumes fine. Thank you very much, we should have all we need now. Only two channels out, no inputs. Prev 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 Next Page 87 of Is it still a problem for someone here? Please include the following additional information, if you have not already done so pay attention to lspci's additional options , as required by the Ubuntu Kernel Team: If you're sure you did not upgrade your kernel in the period the bug reappeared, it's not a kernel bug.

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Package Find… Status Importance Invalid. So there's no issue on this side on your computer.

As nothing has normally been introduced in g-p-m in Hardy, it was not stupid to think the kernel fixed something. BUT with the 2. Is this the way you want me to help you?!

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But anyway, I will, test an older version and see if the problem goes away or is masked by other problems Taruga, thanks for the prompt reply! Only two channels out, no inputs.

I'm liunx to believe it is at a lower level in the stack. So, you can imagine how difficult to work on MacOS even on Linux must patch alsa Milan Bouchet-Valat nalimilan on It is also missing in Feisty. Fact is that the Toshiba notebooks are preinstalled with Windows OS.

Oliver Grawert ogra wrote on Can you send me some screenshots of both audio outputs and inputs? I'll tell you later how it worked. Is this the same for you i. Do you do this often? I've just acl862 the same bug, although I hadn't set 'Hibernate' as action to perform when the timeout is reached.

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Frappe reported it also works with his alc Michael Elkins sigpipe wrote on Can I do anything to fix it? Don't you have any other way to wake your laptop than pressing the power button? Could you also check with an older kernel, since you say it has reappeared? I left it that way all night and into the next day over 12 hours and upon waking the computer, it went immediately into hibernate.

Is anybody else experiencing this bug here? So what I can do is cross my fingers and wait for your good news. Sorry, only the superuser can change the Hardware Clock.

No upgrades shown for gnome-power-manager However, two upgrades for dbus right around the time the bug seemed to appear: But don't forget my PM Taruga I think i have some time on this weekend to create a new dump with the changed lines so that mic would work. So nothing really new: No idea of another change you made?

As far as I can tell, there is no setting that should cause the system to automatically hibernate, because you can't specify to do anything other than suspend sleep in gnome-power- manager. They told me several things to try; one of them is update firmware. It's been my experience that if you disable hibernation as an option in g-p-m then this problem goes away.