From: Ron R. <ro...@fn...> - 2005-04-27 22:45:34
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Hi, I'm wondering if I'm having the same problem. I was using a Dell M60 w/ 2.6.10 and 2.6.11.7 with no problems. The M60 has 855PM chipset with integrated (ICH4) ATA IDE and the disk is a parallel IDE disk. The M70 is 915PM based with integrated SATA controller which somehow (experts know?) can work with the IDE driver, but slow, but with the SATA driver + SCSI works better. Anyway, the disk is still a parallel IDE disk, so I suppose there must be some serial <-> parallel magic going on. Anywho, when I suspend, all seems well, but when I try to wake, the disk doesn't come back and if I wait long enough, I get some: journal commit I/O error and sometimes some other disk timeout errors. Sometimes the video screen comes pack and the mouse works and I can type, but, b/c the disk isn't working, I can't do anything. Sometimes the video doesn't come back, but the caps lock still works. I've tried 2.6.10, 2.6.11.7, and 2.6.12-rc2 So, which driver(s) should I look at? Or is there a simple chant to /proc that can wake up the disk correctly? Or am I not doing something correctly before/after I echo mem >/sys/power/state Or is the 915PM and/or SATA acpi stuff just (too) new and I should help get it working? The system does successfully suspend to RAM and wake up under windows XP :( Any ideas/suggestions/comments or work for me to do? Thanks, Ron Tomasz Kojm <tk@lo...> said: > Dear power experts, > I"m fighting with S3 on Toshiba Tecra A3 without success for a few > days > now. I"ve tried all combinations of acpi_sleep on various kernels > (including -mm ones) down to 2.6.8 and the effect is always the same: > laptop properly(?) suspends but on resume it doesn"t initialize > graphics > (LCD is off) and seem to be hanged (at least the keyboard, because > the > system doesn"t react on any commands, including ctrl+alt+del). The > computer is based on the Intel 915 GM chipset with integrated > graphics. > I hope someone can drive me in a good direction. For the last three > years I was successfully using suspend2ram (via APM) on my old and > good > Portege notebook and now suspend to disk doesn"t look as a good > alternative from my point of view. > Thank you in advance, > |