Re: Suspend problems with SuSE 10.1-GM on T60p
"Linuxant support (Jonathan)" <[email protected]> Fri, 19 May 2006 11:25:06 -0400
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.drivers.modem.hcf |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi, please send the whole dumpdiag at [email protected]. You can compress the file if you think it is too big without any problems. Regards, Jonathan Technical specialist / Linuxant www.linuxant.com [email protected] Cosmo wrote: > I have been using the HSF softmodem driver (7.47.00.01full) with the > various early release versions of SuSE 10.1 (beta9, RC1, RC2, RC3) and > it has worked well. However, since moving to the official 10.1-GM > release, I now find that having the hsf modules loaded prevents suspend > to disk working. It hangs here in the message log: > > May 17 09:04:01 koetsu [powersave-do_screen_saver][9331]: DIAG: Process script for event global.suspend2disk ID > May 17 09:04:01 koetsu [powersave-do_screen_saver][9331]: INFO: Event: GLOBAL_SUSPEND2DISK occured. > May 17 09:04:01 koetsu [powersave-do_screen_saver][9331]: INFO: Parameters: Event - global.suspend2disk; Current Active Scheme: - ACPI event line: > May 17 09:04:01 koetsu [powersave-do_screen_saver][9331]: INFO: process script: screen_saver > May 17 09:04:02 koetsu kernel: cnxthsf_OsEventWaitTime: f7176e40 returning OSEVENT_WAIT_TIMEOUT > May 17 09:04:02 koetsu kernel: cnxthsf_OsEventWaitTime: f7176e40 returning OSEVENT_WAIT_TIMEOUT > May 17 09:04:02 koetsu [powersave-do_screen_saver][9331]: DIAG: script_return() invoked: event_id: 0, request: Script screen_saver, text: > > With a snd_ module being accessed on the console screen that shows how > suspend is progressing. The machine is a Thinkpad T60p running a > 2.6.16.13-4-smp kernel. I have tried the explicit version of HSF for > this kernel and building it myself but both act in the same way. I have > had the spurious OSEVENT_WAIT_TIMEOUT errors at unpredictable times with > the earlier kernel versions but it didn't prevent suspend to disk. > Suspend to RAM continues to work OK. > > Which bits of /tmp/hsfdiag.txt would be useful to you? > > > > > > Cosmo > > _______________________________________________ > hcflinux mailing list > [email protected] > https://www.linuxant.com/mailman/listinfo/hcflinux