Hi - I've experienced the same problem with my HP dv6000. BTW, anyone know how to cancel my decision to "don't show me this message again"? I'd like to keep seeing it so I can help debug this (if possible).
ALSO, on the subject of the AWFUL screeching sound you get when waking up the computer -- it's due to this little guy right here: /usr/share/gnome-power-manager/gpm-suspend-failure.wav
It's interesting that the other "warning" sounds there are barely noticable clicks, boops and bips, but this one will knock your teeth out -- and usually in the MORNING of all times. But hey, at least I'm awake now.
I guess darthsabbath told us how to disable sounds for failure situations, but I think a better solution might be to just replace that wav file with something a little more tame. Your choice.
Hi - I've experienced the same problem with my HP dv6000. BTW, anyone know how to cancel my decision to "don't show me this message again"? I'd like to keep seeing it so I can help debug this (if possible).
BTW, there's another, VERY similar bug - probably the same one: /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ hal/+bug/ 195095
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ALSO, on the subject of the AWFUL screeching sound you get when waking up the computer -- it's due to this little guy right here: /usr/share/ gnome-power- manager/ gpm-suspend- failure. wav
It's interesting that the other "warning" sounds there are barely noticable clicks, boops and bips, but this one will knock your teeth out -- and usually in the MORNING of all times. But hey, at least I'm awake now.
I guess darthsabbath told us how to disable sounds for failure situations, but I think a better solution might be to just replace that wav file with something a little more tame. Your choice.
I'll try and attach the appropriate log files...