(In reply to comment #33)
> I can confirm this issue on 2.6.30-rc8+git and xf86-intel git. A 100% reliable
> crash upon resume *when within X*.
> Machine is still alive afterwards sysrq+s etc still works.
> Note that I can reliably suspend/resume when going to console and issueing
> echo mem >/sys/power/state . However as soon as I switch to Xorg I get a hang -
> often with corrupted patterns in the background.
Do you mean that the suspend/resume can work on your box if you switch to console mode?
Will you please do the following test and see whether the X can work well?
a. boot the system into console mode(the i915 driver should also be loaded)
b. do the suspend/resume
c. start X and see whether the X can work well.
If it can work well, it will be great if you can do another test
d. boot the system into X mode and then get the gpu dump using intel-gpu-tool)
e. switch to console mode and get the gpu dump
f. do the supend/resume and get the gpu dump after resuming
After the test, please attach the outputs of gpu dump.
thanks.
> System is debian-sid + self compiled libdrm2/xf86-intel/kernel. GPU is i945 all
> this on a Samsung NC10 netbook (which used to be rock stable before
> experiencing the xf86-intel 2.6.X issues).
(In reply to comment #33)
> I can confirm this issue on 2.6.30-rc8+git and xf86-intel git. A 100% reliable
> crash upon resume *when within X*.
> Machine is still alive afterwards sysrq+s etc still works.
> Note that I can reliably suspend/resume when going to console and issueing
> echo mem >/sys/power/state . However as soon as I switch to Xorg I get a hang -
> often with corrupted patterns in the background.
Do you mean that the suspend/resume can work on your box if you switch to console mode?
Will you please do the following test and see whether the X can work well?
a. boot the system into console mode(the i915 driver should also be loaded)
b. do the suspend/resume
c. start X and see whether the X can work well.
If it can work well, it will be great if you can do another test
d. boot the system into X mode and then get the gpu dump using intel-gpu-tool)
e. switch to console mode and get the gpu dump
f. do the supend/resume and get the gpu dump after resuming
After the test, please attach the outputs of gpu dump. xf86-intel/ kernel. GPU is i945 all
thanks.
> System is debian-sid + self compiled libdrm2/
> this on a Samsung NC10 netbook (which used to be rock stable before
> experiencing the xf86-intel 2.6.X issues).