Do you have a multicore/hyperthreaded machine?
If so could you try the following
* Open a few root prompts
* check mount for where your cgroups fs is (mine is /sys/fs/cgroup/cpu/ on previous versions of ubuntu it may be elsewhere)
* In one try turning your 2nd processor off and on a few types ( e.g echo 0 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/online ).
* If that locks up use a second prompt to run (echo 950000 > /sys/fs/cgroup/cpu/sysdefault/cpu.rt_runtime_us ) if this unlocks up the processor shutdown, a suspend/resume should now work.
* If suspend/resume works after putting a value in /sys/fs/cgroup/cpu/sysdefault/cpu.rt_runtime_us please mark this bug a duplicate of 693594 and look there for permanent fixes
Hi I've been having suspend/resume issues with cgroups and this bug came up in a search I believe your problem is caused by https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ libcgroup/ +bug/693594
Do you have a multicore/ hyperthreaded machine? system/ cpu/cpu1/ online ). cgroup/ cpu/sysdefault/ cpu.rt_ runtime_ us ) if this unlocks up the processor shutdown, a suspend/resume should now work. cgroup/ cpu/sysdefault/ cpu.rt_ runtime_ us please mark this bug a duplicate of 693594 and look there for permanent fixes
If so could you try the following
* Open a few root prompts
* check mount for where your cgroups fs is (mine is /sys/fs/cgroup/cpu/ on previous versions of ubuntu it may be elsewhere)
* In one try turning your 2nd processor off and on a few types ( e.g echo 0 > /sys/devices/
* If that locks up use a second prompt to run (echo 950000 > /sys/fs/
* If suspend/resume works after putting a value in /sys/fs/