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Old 08-09-2016, 07:39 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe View Post
Where (meaning in which app/context)?

There's a known (mysterious) issue like that mentioned on github with KOReader, FWIW (buttons going kaput after a suspend session).

Other than that, that'd be news to me, but then I don't have a Voyage .
Well, then that sort of makes it certain then that it is a Lab126 error.

Those buttons need a Lab126 kernel driver and they messed up the 'entering suspend' and 'exiting suspend' cases in the driver.

Hmm....
I see to recall seeing warnings in the dmesg file about some of their drivers "taking an excess amount of time" to suspend and wake-up.
(kernel 3.x versions just spit out a warning and do the process anyway - screw the hardware if it isn't ready)

= = = = =

And if the O.P. has the screensaver 'last' option set, they would not get any indication that the device had gone to sleep.

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