Re: ASUS M3N standby resume regression in 2.6.x -- works under 2.4.x

["João Cardoso" <jcard-A1Gx7Te15Zc@public.gmane.org>]

On Friday 14 January 2005 20:40, Luca Capello wrote:
|  Hello,
|
|  on 01/14/2005 08:09 PM, João Cardoso wrote:
|  > OK, I have compiled 2.6.11-rc1 without USB support.
|
|  <cut>
|
|  > ... e100_suspend+0x8b/0xe0
|  > ... e100_suspend...
|  > So, there is obviously a problem with the e100 network driver.
|
|  I think so, but have you tried with the eepro100 driver instead?

No, lets fix acpi first.

|  > S3 doesn't work either, but never worked, even in 2.4.xx
|
|  Have you searched on the mailing-list archive for my posts [1]? I had an
|  M3N (M3410C) for a while and I tried sleep modes with different kernels.
|  I don't remember exactly the results, but IIRC S3 worked quite well. And
|  AFAIK Georg Greve made other tests with some positive results.

Yes, I have followed your posts and results. S1 works fine with the 2.4.x 
kernels. I have not tried S3. Thanks a lot for your efforts and results!

I have resisting to change to the 2.6.x kernels because of the S1 issue, (I 
think that a laptop without a S1or S3 is almost useless), but sooner or latter 
I have to change.

|  > What is the next step? A new laptop? WinXP? (sorry, but I'm not exactly
|  > happy)
|
|  No, I was very happy with this laptop, so I don't advice you to change it.

My comments were because the laptop refused to start up after the loockup. I 
was really *very*, *very* worried, as you can imagine. I only can advise 
anyone that's trying acpi to imediately shutdown theirs laptop if it freezes.

I believe that in the previous kernels, in my laptop at least, the 
temperature/fan was managed by the bios -- a few seconds after a lookup the 
fan started turning at maximum speed. That is not the case anymore.

|  Thx, bye,
|  Gismo / Luca

Thanks,
Joao


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