According to what I read in all the comments here, I begin thinking about two different problems here, because for several people (e.g. for me) switching to the 2.6.36 mainline kernel solves all the problems, and for others (like Scott) it doesn't. At the moment I'm trying Scott's solution with the sleep.d-script and the default ubuntu 2.6.35-kernel, and up to now everything works perfectly fine (except my T400 didn't wake up after suspending the first time, but this also occured when I first tried suspending with the 2.6.36-mainline kernel and then did not occur any time later on; so maybe that's a different bug). I'll keep you up to date if something starts to go wrong. May Scott and others that still heve these problems have some different configuration or specific hardware components?
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