Thinkpad T23 Coming Out of Sleep

Running into a very intermittent problem here with my otherwise perfectly 
working laptop.  When bringing it out of sleep mode, the system locks, hangs 
for about 30-50 seconds, then commences with a reboot all by itself.

The REALLY annoying thing about this is that it is extremely intermittent.  I 
can't quite seem to lock down what is causing the problem.  80-90% of the 
time it comes out of sleep mode perfectly okay.  No messages worth noting in 
the "messages" log either.

APM support is compiled into the kernel, as well as the unsecure spigot 
option.  I have pretty much every single clever bit in the bios setup turned 
off concerning power save.  At present, I can only put this into sleep mode 
by pressing Fn-F4.  I can take it out either by pressing the Fn key, or 
opening the lid.  I have seen this problem repeat by doing either.

From the looks of it, something isn't waking up as fast as the kernel would 
like it to, something panics and the system reboots.  Pure guesswork, as I 
have not yet seen any logs that would indicate where the problem may be.

This is a IBM Thinkpad T23 with a pretty darn recent STABLE build installed.  
It's been doing this for a while, so I don't believe the build version 
matters at this point.

Has anyone else seen this glitch?  Any ideas on how I might go about tracking 
down what is happening?  I've been suffering from some data corruption due to 
this, and I'm really interested in doing whatever it takes to get this 
resolved.  Need a starting point!

Thanks,
-- 
"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark 
to read."
 - Groucho Marx

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