I believe there's either something with the CD-ROM driver (which might not be the case, since my wild guess is that different DVD-RW units are mounted on the F5 series of laptops) or with the IDE/SATA driver for the SiS motherboard on the F5 series. How can we determine which piece of code generates that much softIRQs after standby/hibernation?
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