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[UH <uhtlmk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

2012/2/20 Yorvyk <yorvik.ubunto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> On Mon, 20 Feb 2012 15:35:14 +0100
> UH <uhtlmk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> The Sleep Key (usually, on other setups the power-on key when only
>> shortly tipped on) and close lid do not work. I copied the
>> pbbuttonsd.con file from another setup (where it works) but it did not
>> change anything. Out of `man pbbuttonsd`i got this:
>>
>> ---------
>>        SLEEP          puts the machine to sleep (also known as suspend to RAM)
>>                       if possible. If sleep was not supported on this machine
>>                       the screen will be blanked. Sleep is a kernel function
>>                       and will only be triggered by pbbuttonsd.
>>        HIBERNATE      saves the memory and the process information to disk
>>                       (also known as suspend to Disk or Hibernate) if possi‐
>>                       ble. If hibernate was not supported on this machine
>>                       nothing will happen. Hibernate is a kernel function and
>>                       will only be triggered by pbbuttonsd through a PMCS
>>                       script usually placed in /etc/power/.
>> ----------
>>
>> If there is a kernel problem with the 3.2.0-17 ppc kernel?
>>
> Have you read through https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCKnownIssues and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCFAQ

Yes, i did. But what i do not understand is:

In Debian "sid"+LXDE (which has a similar kernel version than those of
Lubuntu 12.04) all works fine.

Btw, i use the xfce powermanagement. And moreover, it's not clear to
me, which powermanagement utility rules: xfce-powermanagement or
pbbuttonsd?

Finally, there seems to be an issue, when i manually (from the
comandline) suspend-to-disk on a firewire hd (whereon actually my
Lubuntu 12.04 is): after reactivating the system cannot read the
suspend file (on the internal hd that works). I looked a bit through
the various log files but i didn't find the related one (there are so
many different ones ;-) ).