Powerbook G4 1.67 ghz won't sleep on lid close and won't wake from suspend





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I have a Powerbook G4 running Lubuntu 16.04 (Which I am writing this on, it works quite well), but it won't sleep. When I close it, the Apple logo slowly dims, and then the screen turns off and everything stays on.



When I run sudo pm-suspend,
nothing happens. The program just returns to the terminal.



But when I run sudo systemctl suspend, the computer turns off. No fans, no hard drive, no keyboard light.



And when I run systemctl suspend, Everything except the keyboard light turns off.



How can I make it sleep? It's the only problem I have with the laptop.



If I had to I could probably make my own sleep driver or something, if I had a reference. I made a fan driver for the laptop before.










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    I have a Powerbook G4 running Lubuntu 16.04 (Which I am writing this on, it works quite well), but it won't sleep. When I close it, the Apple logo slowly dims, and then the screen turns off and everything stays on.



    When I run sudo pm-suspend,
    nothing happens. The program just returns to the terminal.



    But when I run sudo systemctl suspend, the computer turns off. No fans, no hard drive, no keyboard light.



    And when I run systemctl suspend, Everything except the keyboard light turns off.



    How can I make it sleep? It's the only problem I have with the laptop.



    If I had to I could probably make my own sleep driver or something, if I had a reference. I made a fan driver for the laptop before.










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      I have a Powerbook G4 running Lubuntu 16.04 (Which I am writing this on, it works quite well), but it won't sleep. When I close it, the Apple logo slowly dims, and then the screen turns off and everything stays on.



      When I run sudo pm-suspend,
      nothing happens. The program just returns to the terminal.



      But when I run sudo systemctl suspend, the computer turns off. No fans, no hard drive, no keyboard light.



      And when I run systemctl suspend, Everything except the keyboard light turns off.



      How can I make it sleep? It's the only problem I have with the laptop.



      If I had to I could probably make my own sleep driver or something, if I had a reference. I made a fan driver for the laptop before.










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      I have a Powerbook G4 running Lubuntu 16.04 (Which I am writing this on, it works quite well), but it won't sleep. When I close it, the Apple logo slowly dims, and then the screen turns off and everything stays on.



      When I run sudo pm-suspend,
      nothing happens. The program just returns to the terminal.



      But when I run sudo systemctl suspend, the computer turns off. No fans, no hard drive, no keyboard light.



      And when I run systemctl suspend, Everything except the keyboard light turns off.



      How can I make it sleep? It's the only problem I have with the laptop.



      If I had to I could probably make my own sleep driver or something, if I had a reference. I made a fan driver for the laptop before.







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