After initial teething problems with suspend & resume, it seemed to be working fine. Every so often, though, it would just fail to suspend and return to the desktop. Then, I think it went away, probably because I was using acpid to control the laptop lid button and was manually stopping netmount first. After I upgraded to KDE4, I returned control to KDE because acpid's logging spam is quite annoying. (There is another way to hook into the suspend action via scripts even when KDE is activating it, which I should look into.) I think that I have finally found the cause: unreachable file shares. I need to do some more testing, but my suspicion is strong.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Testing hassles: stable now
A month or so ago, both my desktop and laptop had independent heart attacks, so I downgraded them from testing to stable. Was a pity to lose that cutting-edge and slightly unstable toy to play with, but a relief to now be able to get other things done.
The desktop still has a number of testing and bleeding edge packages installed, namely mesa and related ebuilds.
The laptop was exhibiting some weird behaviour--both Firefox and Amarok weren't working--so I reformatted it. :) It works fine now.
I guess I'm going to focus more on the stable experience of Gentoo from here on!
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