Linux On My Samsung

I have updated Ubuntu 10.04 to 10.10 with Voria's samsung-tools, etc. When I try to return from standby the display will not turn on. At the same time netbook is working.
Help me, please.

Rather suspend, not standby.

This is Maverick bug. No fix released yet. Same problem in >this< thread.

Yep, I have exactly the same problem. Just updated to 10.10 and I can't wake my Samsung N150 plus anymore.

Hello everybody,
I've got exactly the same problem and i would like to know if someone have find
a solution for this problem because it's pretty annoying for a netbook to be unable
to come back from sleep mode .
Bye.

Yes, I got exactly the same probably. Very very annoying indeed.

I guess this has been a problem with ubuntu for many of the previous releases too. We better should be keeping a check with Launchpad and Ubuntuforums.

I have the problem on my Samsung N148 after upgrading it to Ubuntu 10.10
Awaiting for a fix.

Regards,
Mitul

No good news ? Because it's really really annoying !

To fix this you need to add "intel_idle.max_cstate=0" to the boot params.

To do that you will need to edit grub/burg. Best accomplished with grub customiser.
Download grub customiser, goto preferences, look down at kernel parameters and paste over the "quiet splash" with "intel_idle.max_cstate=0 quiet splash" Without the quotes of course.

I add this option to the grub parameters, but now Standby and Hibernate Menu entries are gone. And now?

Okay, thats interesting, what version of Ubuntu are you using?
And did you use grub customizer like I said, or something else? (just curious)

When you are starting the computer, hold down the left shift button (i think) (unless you have a timer on grub).
You should now see a list that looks something like
press E while the first one is selected and then scroll down to the line that looks like and verify that after there is (the line may be cut out/continued below, the \ will signify this)
if it is there, but wrong, correct it and press CTRL+X
if it is there, and correct, remove the intel_idle.max_cstate=0 and press CTRL+X

Report the results here.

BTW the changes are not saved this way, it is just for the current boot.

there is

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ro quiet splash intel_idle.max_csate=0

That should be if you did it the way I explained before.

But it doesn't need to be in any order.
At least I think so...

Hey guys,

i have solved this issue (and others) with an old kernel : 2.6.34

Please look at this thread, i think it's the easiest way : http://www.voria.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=728


Regards