kern 2.6.1 - suspend/resume still malfunctioning
Dear all,
well I am playing around to get suspend/resume working on my PC-MM10 for quite a while now, and have run from one failing into the next...
lately I switched to vanilla 2.6.1 kernel to give it another try.
it somehow got better than before:
I can successfully resume now and the console is reactive again. thats a real improvement!
but about a second after resume (when I hit the enter key the third time) I got an Oops, that took about five seconds or more to scroll over the screen (needless to say, that I could not read a word of what it was saying) and ended up complaining about a panic in the interrupt handler.
maybe you can just tell me a patch, i could not find by myself... I tried to go through the archive, but sf.net tells me, there would be no archive for acpi-devel.
or is it a dsdt issue, and I should rather fix my dsdt? ...I'm afraid i'd need some help in that case too.
all the data, i reported about my laptop is recorded with bug #1773
http://bugme.osdl.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1773
do you need anything else?
i am also willing and able to do some hacking too, but i don't quite know where to start looking at.
greets and thanks
mlo
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Quoted 7 lines · Martin Lorenz
Dear all,
well I am playing around to get suspend/resume working on my PC-MM10 for quite a while now, and have run from one failing into the next...
all the data, i reported about my laptop is recorded with bug #1773
http://bugme.osdl.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1773
have you tried S4, e.g. "echo 4 > /proc/acpi/sleep"? S3 is probably harder to get working than S4, so try S4 first.
I always test my machines in this order:
S4 > S1 > S3
with S3 i had not much luck on most of my machines.
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Dear all,
well I am playing around to get suspend/resume working on my PC-MM10 for quite a while now, and have run from one failing into the next...
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all the data, i reported about my laptop is recorded with bug #1773
http://bugme.osdl.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1773have you tried S4, e.g. "echo 4 >
/proc/acpi/sleep"? S3 is probably harder to get working than S4, so try S4 first.
well...
with S4 i get a message, saying that my drive was not ready for that command and it keeps telling me (lines by lines and never ending)
end_request: I/O error, dev hda, sector 1596164
so i it doesent even go to suspend(off)
greets
mlo
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Dear all,
well I am playing around to get suspend/resume working on my PC-MM10 for quite a while now, and have run from one failing into the next...
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all the data, i reported about my laptop is recorded with bug #1773
http://bugme.osdl.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1773have you tried S4, e.g. "echo 4 >
/proc/acpi/sleep"? S3 is probably harder to get working than S4, so try S4 first.
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well...
with S4 i get a message, saying that my drive was not ready for that command and it keeps telling me (lines by lines and never ending)
end_request: I/O error, dev hda, sector 1596164so i it doesent even go to suspend(off)
just tried to boot into /bin/bash and gave it another chance there guess what: it suspended to ram and resumed without any jinxes and oopses :-)
but what is this going to tell me as a kernel-imbecile???
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Hi!
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Dear all,
well I am playing around to get suspend/resume working on my PC-MM10 for quite a while now, and have run from one failing into the next...
all the data, i reported about my laptop is recorded with bug #1773
http://bugme.osdl.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1773have you tried S4, e.g. "echo 4 >
/proc/acpi/sleep"? S3 is probably harder to get working than S4, so try S4 first.
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well...
with S4 i get a message, saying that my drive was not ready for that command and it keeps telling me (lines by lines and never ending)
end_request: I/O error, dev hda, sector 1596164
What about few lines before this? mdelay(1000) into printk if you must.
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so i it doesent even go to suspend(off)
just tried to boot into
/bin/bashand gave it another chance there guess what: it suspended to ram and resumed without any jinxes and oopses :-)but what is this going to tell me as a kernel-imbecile???
Well, search which process breaks that.
Pavel
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