suspend-to-ram & catalyst 10.7 work again ?

[kernelOfTruth]

Anyone tried catalyst 10.7 and whether it works again with suspend-to-ram ?

for me it stopped working since >10.5 (10.4 worked on Arch, 10.1 worked on Gentoo)

10.2-10.4 didn't work at all on Gentoo for me

[Kano]

Can't you try it yourself?

[kernelOfTruth]

Can't you try it yourself?

I can and will try it out but since this is my production system which needs to be always working (including suspend-to-ram)

this won't be too soon and in the weekend (probably not even the coming weekend)

so I wanted to take a shortcut and see whether anybody else uses s3 and can report if it works or not - this would save me an additional un-masking, upgrading - testing and if it doesn't work - masking, downgrading

[chronniff]

I'm still having the same issues with suspend to ram that I have been having for the past two or three releases, what a pain in my ass

[monraaf]

Suspend-to-ram works fine here. The only issue I had the past release was that sometimes during resume the system started swapping heavily, thus making resume very slow. I haven't seen that yet with 10.7, but it's too early too tell.

[chronniff]

my issues are that after resuming the system opengl doesn't work right...videos through the gl output stop working, I use cairo-dock with opengl and it slowly starts starts to freeze up, and eventually the whole desktop will freeze up

[DarkFoss]

It's working OK here so far HD5770...
I've experienced some opengl slowdown usually at 1st login on kde 4.5 rc2 composite enabled.. Opening the Desktop effects>Advanced and checking the Enable Direct Rendering box hit apply then Selecting return to previous config clears it up until my next log-out/reboot.
Occasionally quitting a game will have the same effect.

[kernelOfTruth]

confirmed !

it (suspend-to-ram) works here, too wtth catalyst 10.7

both with openSUSE 11.3 x86_64 and Gentoo with an 2.6.35-zen kernel

thanks for all of your help

[ChillyWilly]

Suspend-to-ram works fine here. The only issue I had the past release was that sometimes during resume the system started swapping heavily, thus making resume very slow. I haven't seen that yet with 10.7, but it's too early too tell.

The heavy swapping is still there. I just use "swapoff -a" before suspend.

[chronniff]

really, no one else is having any opengl problems after you resume? When I resume, using the gl output for video just doesn't work, along with other things....I have been using ubuntu 10.04 with both generic kernel (2.6.32), and also the zen-stable 2.6.34