Laptop failing to suspend when WinTV-HVR950 installed.
I have a 100% repeatable failure for my laptop runing Lucid 64 bit to suspend when my WinTV-HVR950 is installed, and a 100% success rate on it suspending when the device is not installed.
If I put the device in, remove the device, and suspend (e.g. by closing the lid) it will suspend. There are no processes opening the device (as confirmed by lsof | grep dvb).
Additionally, most of the time the failure to suspend occurs, the machine becomes unresponsive, and I have to hard power off to get it back.
Has anybody else seen this?
Hi David,
Am Montag, den 21.06.2010, 20:19 -0500 schrieb David Hagood:
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I have a 100% repeatable failure for my laptop runing Lucid 64 bit to suspend when my WinTV-HVR950 is installed, and a 100% success rate on it suspending when the device is not installed.
If I put the device in, remove the device, and suspend (e.g. by closing the lid) it will suspend. There are no processes opening the device (as confirmed by lsof | grep dvb).
Quoted 5 lines
Additionally, most of the time the failure to suspend occurs, the machine becomes unresponsive, and I have to hard power off to get it back.
Has anybody else seen this?
just as a hint.
You need some cloud of users, that somebody sticks in.
I still have cases, where a single user claims on the wiki, all Asus stuff is rubbish, but he still is exactly the only one failing after years.
I don't deny, that it might fail for him.
Cheers,
Hermann
Am Dienstag, den 22.06.2010, 04:19 +0200 schrieb hermann pitton:
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Hi David,
Am Montag, den 21.06.2010, 20:19 -0500 schrieb David Hagood:
Quoted 8 lines
I have a 100% repeatable failure for my laptop runing Lucid 64 bit to suspend when my WinTV-HVR950 is installed, and a 100% success rate on it suspending when the device is not installed.
If I put the device in, remove the device, and suspend (e.g. by closing the lid) it will suspend. There are no processes opening the device (as confirmed by lsof | grep dvb).
Quoted 5 lines
Additionally, most of the time the failure to suspend occurs, the machine becomes unresponsive, and I have to hard power off to get it back.
Has anybody else seen this?
Quoted 7 lines
just as a hint.
You need some cloud of users, that somebody sticks in.
I still have cases, where a single user claims on the wiki, all Asus stuff is rubbish, but he still is exactly the only one failing after years.
To stop joking, well noticed from you.
The dvb subsystem never had any way to suspend and recover reliable.
Cheers,
Hermann