> First time i close the LID, notebook go to sleep and wake up on open lid.
> After that, nothing happen if i close again the LID.
This looks to me as a [the] problem with the kernels "button" ACPI driver. If not reloaded on suspend/resume it will stop emiting events.
I always "rmmod button" on suspend, and then "modprobe button" after resume.
If this is really the issue can be confirmed by:
- booting in single user mode
- cat /proc/acpi/event
- close/open the lid, event's should show up
- suspend (echo mem > /sys/power/state)
- resume (press the power button)
- cat /proc/acpi/event is still running, if not, run it again.
- close/open the lid, event's will not show up
> First time i close the LID, notebook go to sleep and wake up on open lid.
> After that, nothing happen if i close again the LID.
This looks to me as a [the] problem with the kernels "button" ACPI driver. If not reloaded on suspend/resume it will stop emiting events.
I always "rmmod button" on suspend, and then "modprobe button" after resume.
If this is really the issue can be confirmed by:
- booting in single user mode
- cat /proc/acpi/event
- close/open the lid, event's should show up
- suspend (echo mem > /sys/power/state)
- resume (press the power button)
- cat /proc/acpi/event is still running, if not, run it again.
- close/open the lid, event's will not show up