**SOLVED** Suspend/Hibernate not working

[MysticGold04]

I just did a clean install of LM9 Flux to my laptop this past weekend, and have a question about suspend/hibernate. They both worked in LM9 Gnome edition, but do not work in Flux. I did a manual partition scheme, because I reformatted my entire drive to use ext4, prior my / was ext4 and /home was ext3. Anyhow, when I click on either, my laptop does nothing. No errors, just sits there.

I've read that not being able to suspend/hibernate depends on a functioning swap partition, which I do believe I have, but how do I double check??

Thanks in advance!

[shane]

You can check the status of your swap partitions by running

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swapon -s

To check if suspend is working run

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sudo pmi action sleep

If that doesn't work, make sure you have this package installed: powermanagement-interface If it isn't, this could be a bug in the package. Surprising no one has mentioned it so far.

Post back here to let us know if you've solved the problem or not.

[MysticGold04]

well... swap was good... I had to install the package you mentioned, because it wasn't installed. Once I installed the powermanagement-interface package, suspend and hibernate now work correctly.

Thanks for the help!!

[shane]

Thanks for the feedback. This is a bug. That package should be a dependency.