No Hibernate or sleep mode since updated kernel on ASUS U53F(SOLVED)

[kever]

I upgraded to kernel 2.6.38.8-pclos3.bfs and noticed that I no longer have hibernate or sleep mode. They seem to look like they are going to work and then they just hang.
I have originally posted a fix on it but we no longer have xhci in the repository to allow for the correction.

[gilado]

Look at 20_zenbook script in this post.  I resolved the same problem for me.

http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php/topic,105727.msg903127.html#msg903127

[kever]

I tried the script as described still not working. Is there any other info you need from me?

[kever]

I made a big BOOBOO, I forgot to save the file as a root owner and group. This fixed the problem right away.
Thanks for your help gilado  .

[Kifferand]

Hi,
I did everything that is said here : http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php/topic,105727.0.html
I have Lxde on an Asus laptop (x51lr), I updated the kernel from 2.6.38.8 to 3.2.18, created 20_zenbook in /etc/pm/sleep.d. I have the Gnome-power-manager installed : went to the settings, put "sleep mode when I close the screen", and... It won't come back from the sleep mode.

[kever]

Make sure you are setting the file executable using root, not yours.
I realized thats what I did, and as soon as I did the settings for execute in root owner it worked.

[Kifferand]

Well, I used the root file manager and I opened Leafpad through the terminal (as root) to make the script (with a right click, I have in permission "root" for owner and group). What else can I do ?

Actually, I had the same problem with Opensuse 11.4 Gnome around 6 month ago...

[kever]

Did you make them executable using MC (midnight commander) and change them to execute?

[Kifferand]

Yes, when I opened MC the file was green and had a star, it is executable.

[kever]

Are both files executable?

[Kifferand]

Both ? Isn't there only one script to make ? What is the second one ?! 

[kever]

http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php/topic,101365.msg862410.html#msg862410
Is where I corrected my problem with my laptop.
Follow the direction and it should correct the problem.

[Kifferand]

Ok, I did what you wrote there, and it still doesn't work...
I saw this : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/522998
And I see that the 2nd point of your post says : "Unload module xhci (usb3)" I don't have USB 3.0 (my computer is quite old, it has 2.0). Maybe I can just totally throw xhci out of my system ?