Hi Damian, please note, that I'm no kernel (or USB) expert - just guessing around from experience...
Am Samstag, den 27.12.2008, 14:48 +0100 schrieb damian: > > Try enabling or disabling "USB_SUSPEND" (Device Drivers->USB > > support->USB selective suspend/resume and wakeup) in your kernel. > It was already enabled. Try disabling it :) > > If that does not help, unloading the USB and wireless drivers before > > suspend should do the trick. > I added this line to /etc/hibernate/common.conf > UnloadModules usb-ohci OHCI is nowadays just the USB-1-companion of EHCI, which is the driver for USB-2. EHCI listens on your USB-ports, and activated OHCI only when a USB-1-device is being connected. You should unload both. That is probably only possible, after unload all other usb-related modules :( > But no luck. I don't know if I should add > UnloadAllModules yes > instead, just to be sure :D You could try that - if it works, begin removing modules selectively :) > > If you use "sys-power/pm-utils" for suspend & hibernate, you can add > > kernel modules for automatic removal before suspend to SUSPEND_MODULES > > in /etc/pm/config.d/modules. > I have sys-power/pm-utils installed, but no file named > /etc/pm/config.d/modules. You can create it, and put into it a single line: SUSPEND_MODULES="iwl3945 mac80211" (my line ;) > Anyway, I have USB support built in into the > kernel, should I compile it as modules? That would make sense :) You can also try booting a Fedora/Ubuntu/SuSE LiveCD, and see if with their kernel the same happens (given that suspend works on their LiveCD). If they manage to switch off the power to your USB-ports, that can give us a hint. Bye, Daniel
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