Hibernate/Suspend Option missing in Indicator-Applet-Session 0.4.6

[Gurmeet]

Pls. refer to the enclosed screenshot.

The hibernate option and the suspend option is missing from my indicator applet.
Why I don't know, when all I can say is after some upgrades from the Ubuntu Default Repository.
I update my system quite frequently and I am using the latest that Ubuntu offers on it's servers. The indicator-applet-session version is 0.4.6 as reported in the About dialog.

I have laptop-mode enabled if that makes a difference.

I have multiple time deleted my .gconf settings and recreate the gnome-panel but it won't come back.

uname -a
Linux 2.6.35-23-server #40-Ubuntu SMP x86_64 GNU/Linux

I am facing the difficulty that I cannot suspend my laptop if I have to leave it for 20 min or more. The only option is to shutdown. I certainly do that but rebooting takes it's own time and I find it inconvenient.

Let me know if you need anything from me.

[Ted Gould (ted)]

Indicator session gets whether those should be shown from upower who asks the kernel. You can get which states are available on the command line by doing this:

 $ cat /sys/power/state

There should be "mem" and "disk" there if suspend and hibernate are available. If those are there and the menu items are shown that's a bug. But chances are your kernel doesn't think you can suspend or hibernate.

[Launchpad Janitor (janitor)]

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