I'm just going to list the symptoms I'm experiencing on Ubuntu 13.10 after most, but not all, sleep-resume cycles:
- Network Manager in sleep mode (fixable by executing: 'nmcli nm sleep false', works without sudo for me)
- System menu items for shutdown, reboot and sleep do nothing
- Sleep mode possible with sudo pm-suspend
- 'sudo shutdown now' is NOT working properly, but freezes at some point; I have not found a way to properly shut down my system. I'll go back and post the output I get when this happens, if that'll help.
I would like to know if there's a way to manually tell systemd to wake up. I have not been able to find a command for this in the manpages.
I'm just going to list the symptoms I'm experiencing on Ubuntu 13.10 after most, but not all, sleep-resume cycles:
- Network Manager in sleep mode (fixable by executing: 'nmcli nm sleep false', works without sudo for me)
- System menu items for shutdown, reboot and sleep do nothing
- Sleep mode possible with sudo pm-suspend
- 'sudo shutdown now' is NOT working properly, but freezes at some point; I have not found a way to properly shut down my system. I'll go back and post the output I get when this happens, if that'll help.
I would like to know if there's a way to manually tell systemd to wake up. I have not been able to find a command for this in the manpages.