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in the article it says that you can use the t20 fix for sound, but this fix based on acpi, while it is prefered to switch off acpi and use apm in t21, so my question is how should i use this fix? | in the article it says that you can use the t20 fix for sound, but this fix based on acpi, while it is prefered to switch off acpi and use apm in t21, so my question is how should i use this fix? | ||
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| + | == sound after suspend/resume on T21 == | ||
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| + | i found that using the script /etc/apm/scripts.d/alsa with force-reload flag would solve my problems. as i am using apm not acpi. | ||
| + | after resuming change the directory to /etc/apm/scripts.d, then type: | ||
| + | sudo ./alsa force-reload | ||
| + | and the sound works again. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:40, 9 June 2007
Does suspend work for you using Ubuntu on the T21? Any notes on getting it to work? --MarkStosberg 23:51, 11 November 2006 (CET)
hi, in the article it says that you can use the t20 fix for sound, but this fix based on acpi, while it is prefered to switch off acpi and use apm in t21, so my question is how should i use this fix?
sound after suspend/resume on T21
i found that using the script /etc/apm/scripts.d/alsa with force-reload flag would solve my problems. as i am using apm not acpi. after resuming change the directory to /etc/apm/scripts.d, then type: sudo ./alsa force-reload and the sound works again.
