Hi!
> > BTW, does swsusp work on it?
>
> For a certain value of 'work', I suppose. :\ I've actually managed -
> once - to get it to suspend to disk and return to the console; I haven't
> been able to repeat the trick since then. I killed the X session I was
> in, unloaded all the modules that I could with
> for n in `lsmod|awk '/^[^M]/{print $1}'`; do sudo modprobe -r $n; done
>
> and issued an
>
> echo disk|/sys/power/state. When I hit the power button, everything came
> back on, and I was able to do 'ls', etc., and even started and ran X.
> However, this has not proven repeatable.
You probably want to debug swsusp, first. Do you have highmem64g? Does
it work from init=/bin/bash? noapic?
Pavel
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