Not fixed for me. I'm on 11.04 - the Natty Narwhal, 64 bit, with latest automatic updates. Checked: "Important security updates (natty-security)" and "Recommended updates (natty-updates)". Using the classic gnome, not unity. It's a desktop machine.
The issue occured just a few days ago (now it's June 6). Before: Before that, suspend and hibernate worked just fine. Both of them did leave me with a switched-off light on the power switch, and switched off system fans, and would only resume by pressing the power switch again. Just suspend was faster. After: Suspend just activates some kind of screensaver (or energy safe mode). Fans continue running, and the power switch light is still on. I wiggle the mouse, and get the login dialog. Duh. Hibernate says "... SRST failed (errno=16)" (with ata something), sometimes with "giving up" in the end. Fans still turning, light still on. I wiggle the mouse, and get a login dialog or I am simply back in the system. It could be related to an update (I don't look what is being updated), but can't tell. I don't remember changing any hardware. I did in fact connect an external HD, but already disconnected and tried again, still not working. And no, I don't test with an upstream. Since the original issue being reported, what was upstream then has probably already been released. So I don't see the point. Also, even if it does work with upstream, this does not mean anything is fixed. Unless someone can tell me why it is fixed. The developers should really try to find out why it goes wrong sometimes. If this is difficult, then improve error reporting. (if this was Drupal I'd help out myself diving into the code, but with Linux I'm sorry I can't help) -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/396733 Title: SRST failed (errno=-16) when resuming from suspend on Samsung N120 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
