[Asrock] Resume suspend mode, is it possible with IR?

[outleradam]

Ok, the resume script did nothing at all. It simply makes your computer take more time to shut down.


Here's what I'm going to need to take this any further.

Restore all bios settings to factory from inside the sytem bios

and one of the following:


What troubleshooting steps have you taken, which are not posted in this thread?

Post up any devices you have attatched to the computer

Post up any services you have installed on the computer

Can you post copies of the the files which you have modified?


or

do a clean re-install from a XBMC-Live cd.

[kruykaze]

Same behaviour here the ion330 just wakes up right away. and i have to unplug the receiver and plug it back in to get the remote working again.
it's driving me insane.

[outleradam]

^^I wrote two wiki articles today.

Here is the answer to your problem of resuming.
http://xbmc.org/wiki/?title=Enable_Wake-On-Device
Here is the answer to your remote not working after resume
http://xbmc.org/wiki/?title=Automati..._resume_script

[ingeo]

Just wondering if anyone experiencing the immediate wake on suspend issue with the ASRock 330 has found a working solution yet?

When I was running Alpha 1 my system would suspend and stay suspended and I had to enable the proper USB port to wake the system back up.

However since updating to Karmic and Alpha 2 my system will not stay suspended. It doesn't matter if I use the keyboard to navigate to the suspend command in XBMC or use the remote. The system powers down and no more then a second or two later fires right back up again.

[eddythepeddy]

Originally Posted by ingeo

Just wondering if anyone experiencing the immediate wake on suspend issue with the ASRock 330 has found a working solution yet?

When I was running Alpha 1 my system would suspend and stay suspended and I had to enable the proper USB port to wake the system back up.

However since updating to Karmic and Alpha 2 my system will not stay suspended. It doesn't matter if I use the keyboard to navigate to the suspend command in XBMC or use the remote. The system powers down and no more then a second or two later fires right back up again.

I have the exactly the same problem...

[ingeo]

I noticed today that if I remove the line echo USB2 > /proc/acpi/wakeup
to the /etc/rc.local the remote will put the system into standby and it stays in standby.

However the remote no longer wakes the system.

[ccfiel]

I have the same problem with ingeo. The workaround was successfully in alpha1 but in alpha 2 after you apply the workaround "http://xbmc.org/wiki/?title=Enable_Wake-On-Device" the device will not go to suspend. Any tips?