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February 9th, 2011, 03:18 AM
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Debian freezing
I'm not exactly sure whats going on, but as you may know I've been messing around with linux distros lately, and I decided on Debian. I just have felt so comfortable with it, I couldn't find any reason to go with anything else. Anyway, I've been having this strange problem that when the computer has been idling for a long time (I have to log back in and the monitor has turned off) it won't come back from sleeping. The only way for me to continue is to restart the computer. I'm not used to linux having issues, so I'm not sure if theres a system log for errors like this that I can view or what, but I am fairly surprised this is happening, as it is a very fresh install. I was thinking about just reformatting, but what's the fun in that? I won't learn anything. Also, there will be cases in the future where reformatting isn't an option. So I'd like to learn how to fix issues like this.
Anyways, theres not much else to explain about this issue, I'm assuming I'll have to check some logs to give more information.
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