After resume with compiz, when I ssh into my T60p running the 32-bit kernel with a FireGL v5200, I also get the 100% cpu problem.
When I wrote "I have various partially-working scripts for suspend.d/resume.d to address this" I meant to write that I have *found* such scripts on the web. See http://www.google.com/search?q=25-compiz-stop.sh&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a for a few of them. I tried to use that general approach to fixing the problem. Actually I have my own version of the suspend hook script that should be much more robust against things like X on displays other than :0 (attached), but have been completely unable to it to run automatically at suspend time. I'm utterly in the dark about why it isn't working, so if anyone can offer a solution, I'd appreciate it.
My script does seem to work around the problem if I run it from a plain root shell before suspending.
After resume with compiz, when I ssh into my T60p running the 32-bit kernel with a FireGL v5200, I also get the 100% cpu problem.
When I wrote "I have various partially-working scripts for suspend.d/resume.d to address this" I meant to write that I have *found* such scripts on the web. See http:// www.google. com/search? q=25-compiz- stop.sh& ie=utf- 8&oe=utf- 8&aq=t& rls=com. ubuntu: en-US:unofficia l&client= firefox- a for a few of them. I tried to use that general approach to fixing the problem. Actually I have my own version of the suspend hook script that should be much more robust against things like X on displays other than :0 (attached), but have been completely unable to it to run automatically at suspend time. I'm utterly in the dark about why it isn't working, so if anyone can offer a solution, I'd appreciate it.
My script does seem to work around the problem if I run it from a plain root shell before suspending.