S1 stopped working with 2.6.2 on the Inspiron 8600
Hello!
After my last woe was cured in record time with the help of this list, I try my next:
When trying to enter S1 on my notebook (Dell Inspiron 8600/Centrino, kernel:
Linux 2.6.2), the last message appearing is "PM: Entering state", and the notebook is _not_ switched off.
The power LED is blinkig as it would if it were sleeping. but the display is still on, displaying the last messages from PM. Pressing the power button "resumes" (with the first message "Back to C"), and everyting is working again.
The strange thing is that entering S1 (suspend to RAM) actually worked with 2.6.0-test11.
What made it unusable for me was the fact that after resume the ethernet card (broadcomm 4400 / b44) would not receive any interrupts, even if the module was unloaded before suspend and inserted again after resume.
Any hints welcome.
Rudi
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Hello!
After my last woe was cured in record time with the help of this list, I try my next:
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When trying to enter S1 on my notebook (Dell Inspiron 8600/Centrino, kernel:
Linux 2.6.2), the last message appearing is "PM: Entering state", and the notebook is _not_ switched off.The power LED is blinkig as it would if it were sleeping. but the display is still on, displaying the last messages from PM. Pressing the power button "resumes" (with the first message "Back to C"), and everyting is working again.
Then S1 work. Just that powering down the backlight is not done..
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The strange thing is that entering S1 (suspend to RAM) actually worked with 2.6.0-test11.
You meant the backlight is off with that kernel? That's strange. Maybe a problem in console suspend code perhaps? Are you using a fb driver btw?
(NB: S1 is not "suspend-to-ram", but "standby").
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What made it unusable for me was the fact that after resume the ethernet card (broadcomm 4400 / b44) would not receive any interrupts, even if the module was unloaded before suspend and inserted again after resume.
That an "interrupts are not correctly reassigned upon resume problem", not a problem with the driver itself I think. There is already a bugzilla entry for that one IIRC.
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