When I restore from hibernate the screen is often corrupted. I suspect the graphics memory is not being saved. Does any one know how to configure pm-utils to fix this. Suspend-to-ram works fine. It also looks like the font-cache is corrupted, as all letters are corrupted consistently. **Logging out and back in again fixes it**, but I don't want to have to do that. I have been logging-out then hibernating, but this is more effort and eliminates most of the benefit of hibernate. **Is there another way to refresh the X11 display?** The Ctrl+Alt+F1 ... does not work. It switches back to X11 instantly, but still corrupted I am using Debian 6

When I restore from hibernate the screen is often corrupted. I suspect the graphics memory is not being saved. Does any one know how to configure pm-utils to fix this. It also looks like the font-cache is corrupted, as all letters are corrupted consistently. Logging **Logging out and back in again fixes it, it**, but I don't want to have to do that. I have been logging-out then hibernating, but this is more effort and eliminates most of the benefit of hibernate. Is **Is there another way to refresh the X11 display? display?** The Ctrl+Alt+F1 ... does not work. It switches back to X11 instantly, but still corrupted I am using Debian 6

When I restore from hibernate the screen is often corrupted. I suspect the graphics memory is not being saved. Does any one know how to configure pm-utils to fix this. It also looks like the font-cache is corrupted, as all letters are corrupted consistently. Logging out and back in again fixes it, but I don't want to have to do that. I have been logging-out then hibernating, but this is more effort and eliminates most of the benefit of hibernate. Is there another way to refresh the X11 display. display? The Ctrl+Alt+F1 ... does not work. It switches back to X11 instantly, but still corrupted I am using Debian 6

When I restore from hibernate the screen is often corrupted. I suspect the graphics memory is not being saved. Does any one know how to configure pm-utils to fix this. It also looks like the font-cache is corrupted, as all letters are corrupted consistently. Logging out and back in again fixes it, but I don't want to have to do that. that. I have been logging-out then hibernating, but this is more effort and eliminates most of the benefit of hibernate. Is there another way to refresh the X11 display. The Ctrl+Alt+F1 ... does not work. It switches back to X11 instantly, but still corruptedcorrupted I am using Debian 6

When I restore from hibernate the screen is often corrupted. I suspect the graphics memory is not being saved. Does any one know how to configure pm-utils to fix this.this. Logging out and back in again fixes it, but I don't want to have to do that. The Ctrl+Alt+F1 ... does not work. It switches back to X11 instantly, but still corrupted

When I restore from hibernate the screen is often corrupted. I suspect the graphics memory is not being saved. Does any one know how to configure pm-utils to fix this.