Standby on Samsung N150

Inflame · **Joined:** 07/10/2010, 9:12 **Posts:** 2

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.

Inflame · **Joined:** 07/10/2010, 9:12 **Posts:** 2

Rather suspend, not standby.

Mystic-Mirage · **Joined:** 11/10/2010, 10:26 **Posts:** 7

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

jawxies · **Joined:** 16/10/2010, 12:25 **Posts:** 5

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

RoiSoleil · **Joined:** 26/10/2010, 13:04 **Posts:** 2

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.

jawxies · **Joined:** 16/10/2010, 12:25 **Posts:** 5

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

mitulv4u · **Joined:** 06/11/2010, 9:26 **Posts:** 2

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

RoiSoleil · **Joined:** 26/10/2010, 13:04 **Posts:** 2

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

nroach44 · **Joined:** 03/02/2011, 14:00 **Posts:** 5

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.

burli · **Joined:** 11/03/2011, 13:34 **Posts:** 2

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

nroach44 · **Joined:** 03/02/2011, 14:00 **Posts:** 5

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

Code:

Ubuntu, with Linux 2.6.35-27-generic
Ubuntu, with Linux 2.6.35-27-generic (recovery mode)

press E while the first one is selected and then scroll down to the line that looks like

Code:

Linux /boot/vmlinuz-...

and verify that after

Code:

UUID=awholeloadofrandomnumbers

there is

Code:

ro quiet splash intel_idle.max_csate=0

(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.

nroach44 · **Joined:** 03/02/2011, 14:00 **Posts:** 5

Quote:

there is

Code:

ro quiet splash intel_idle.max_csate=0

That should be

Code:

ro intel_idle.max_cstate=0 quiet splash

if you did it the way I explained before.

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

Woulouf · **Posted:** 23/03/2011, 9:47

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 : viewtopic.php?f=3&t=728

Regards

Standby on Samsung N150

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