I installed Ubuntu 13.04 on my Macbook Pro 10.1 with Retina display using this tutorial. Then I upgraded to 13.10. Everything works great and I really enjoy Ubuntu except for one issue. Whenever I close the lid of my laptop, or manually enter suspend or hibernate my computer is unable to boot back up. Hibernate usually just boots to a black screen and Suspend sometimes lets me see the login screen but I can't click on anything or type. I always end up having to force shutdown my system and reboot.
I read about other people with a similar problem who usually fix it by installing proprietary graphics drivers but every time I try that it makes it so I can't boot up at all. It just boots to a completely dark screen and I have to restore my operating system.
This issue is important because I can't be constantly rebooting my machine every time I close it and if I set it to do nothing when I close the lid the battery dies very fast.
/var/log/pm-*.log*
? It's where suspend/resume information is logged. Also read chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/bugs.html and add descriptions of "manually enter suspend or hibernate", "boots to a completely dark screen and I have to restore my operating system". Details!!