Comment 74 for bug 133118

I can hibernate and wake back up on a Toshiba Libretto U105, with Gutsy proposed updates enabled and installed. I turned Compiz back on and tried, and the first experience is moderately positive. There was still a bit of an artefact when I turned the machine back on but it was quickly covered by the Gnome screensaver password dialog, and everything looked dandy after that.

This was hibernate (Fn+F3 on this machine, with a blue "save to memory" icon on the F3 key); proper suspend (Fn+F4, "save to hard disk" icon) does not seem to work. That is, when it booted back up, it didn't seem to find the stored state, and instead gave me a fresh Gnome log-in screen. (I'll see if I can find anything useful with "nosplash" and the "quiet" boot arg removed.) This could be related to this particular machine; I might not have been able to figure out how exactly to configure this part properly.