sleeping mode

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Hey Brian, should we close this bug as the reporter has not responded for over 4 weeks?

That would probably be fine as they have not modified any of their bugs recently. However, one of us should stay subscribed to it so we will notice if they do respond.

I had some problems with gutsy. One of it is I can't hibernate, and sometime even not use sleeping mode. It seems to be connected with the proprietary driver flglx with my ati card Xpress 200M. Using standart video driver solves the problem. Any way, I have decided to go back to feisty with wich I've got (nearly) no problem.

Could you could test in Hardy now or after release and let us know of your results then?

Quoting Nattgew <email address hidden>:

> Could you could test in Hardy now or after release and let us know of
> your results then?
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> sleeping mode
> httpst://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152734
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thank a lot to care for.
Testing in Hardy, the sleeping mode works fine and really faster than Vista on
my medion notebook. The hibernate mode doesnt work (either with standart video
driver and with fglrx). It returns an error message that I cant read since it is
displayed too shortly. As I am a non expert linux user, do you know a simple way
to let me have a glance at this message ? (so that I could write you)

It depends... is it like in a terminal from Linux? You could try looking in the following places after you reboot:
/var/log/syslog - find where it restarted, and see if there's any errors before that
/var/log/Xorg.0.log.old - at the bottom

You could also try taking a picture of it. I've done that before.

We are closing this bug report as it lacks the information, described in the previous comments, we need to investigate the problem further. However, please reopen it if you can give us the missing information and feel free to submit bug reports in the future.