keyboard dead after resuming from S3
Hi,
As far as I remember, my keyboard (a standard laptop AT keyboard) never worked after resuming from S3. In older kernels, I was able to get away with this by reloading atkbd.ko. However, for newer ones (2.6.0-test5-mm4, specifically), I can't do that, as the following appears:
atkbd: Unknown symbol dump_i8042_history
A similar warning is issued at depmod stage.
How are your plans to add suspend / resume support to the serio core (I thought I saw some Synaptics patches a while ago)?
Best regards,
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Karol 'sziwan' Kozimor [email protected]
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As far as I remember, my keyboard (a standard laptop AT keyboard) never worked after resuming from S3. In older kernels, I was able to get away with this by reloading atkbd.ko. However, for newer ones (2.6.0-test5-mm4, specifically), I can't do that, as the following appears:
atkbd: Unknown symbol
dump_i8042_historyA similar warning is issued at depmod stage.
You probably have the atkbd module from a different kernel version. Rebuild your atkbd module.
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How are your plans to add suspend / resume support to the serio core (I thought I saw some Synaptics patches a while ago)?
Yes, I'm working on that.
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Vojtech Pavlik SuSE Labs, SuSE CR
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with this by reloading atkbd.ko. However, for newer ones (2.6.0-test5-mm4, specifically), I can't do that, as the following appears:
atkbd: Unknown symbol
dump_i8042_historyA similar warning is issued at depmod stage.
You probably have the atkbd module from a different kernel version. Rebuild your atkbd module.
Definitely not, and I've just done a make mrproper to ensure that. Will try with a different version, though.
Best regards,
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Karol 'sziwan' Kozimor [email protected]
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Thus wrote Vojtech Pavlik:
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with this by reloading atkbd.ko. However, for newer ones (2.6.0-test5-mm4, specifically), I can't do that, as the following appears:
atkbd: Unknown symbol
dump_i8042_history
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A similar warning is issued at depmod stage.
You probably have the atkbd module from a different kernel version. Rebuild your atkbd module.
Definitely not, and I've just done a make mrproper to ensure that. Will try with a different version, though.
Best regards,
Ok, then it's some patch that's in -mm4 and isn't in -test6 and -bk* trees.
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Vojtech Pavlik SuSE Labs, SuSE CR
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A similar warning is issued at depmod stage.
You probably have the atkbd module from a different kernel version. Rebuild your atkbd module.
Definitely not, and I've just done a make mrproper to ensure that. Will try with a different version, though.
Best regards,Ok, then it's some patch that's in -mm4 and isn't in -test6 and -bk* trees.
Indeed. 2.6.0-test6-vanilla is OK with atkbd.ko and rmmod atkbd; echo 3 > /proc/acpi/sleep; modprobe atkbd works as expected.
Best regards,
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Karol 'sziwan' Kozimor [email protected]