This is still an issue with 9.04. The user interface has changed a bit though.
Clicking the red button in the top panel, there is listed a hibernate
option (which does now work).
Suspend does still work when I press the (physical) suspend button on
the computer. There just doesn't seem to be a menu method to suspend.
(I made a new user account to test this issue, just to be sure it
wasn't a strange profile issue.)
Also, there are now different results from these commands:
$ gconftool-2 -R /apps/gnome-power-manager | grep can
can_suspend = true
can_hibernate = true
$ lshal | grep can_suspend
power_management.can_suspend = false (bool)
power_management.can_suspend_hybrid = false (bool)
This is still an issue with 9.04. The user interface has changed a bit though.
Clicking the red button in the top panel, there is listed a hibernate
option (which does now work).
Suspend does still work when I press the (physical) suspend button on
the computer. There just doesn't seem to be a menu method to suspend.
(I made a new user account to test this issue, just to be sure it
wasn't a strange profile issue.)
Also, there are now different results from these commands: power-manager | grep can management. can_suspend = false (bool) management. can_suspend_ hybrid = false (bool)
$ gconftool-2 -R /apps/gnome-
can_suspend = true
can_hibernate = true
$ lshal | grep can_suspend
power_
power_