Acer 6592 TM, suspend to ram and resume freeze

[Robert Jarzmik <robert.jarzmik@free.fr>]

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Hello,

I have an issue with my laptop with suspend to ram.
My laptop is an Acer Travelmate 6592g :

> [rj@velvet wireshark-1.0.5 (master)]$ sudo s2ram -i
> This machine can be identified by:
>     sys_vendor   = "Acer"
>     sys_product  = "TravelMate 6592"
>     sys_version  = "PSMBOU-1234567"
>     bios_version = "V1.53   "

The kernel running is the last I have : 2.6.29-rc1, but the problem is the same
whatever the kernel version I take (between 2.6.16 and 2.6.29-rc1).

The issue is that even if the laptop enters suspend correctly, it hangs on
comming out of it. After some research, I cornered down the module which changes
the behaviour : acpi_cpufreq.ko.

When I forbid the laptop to load this module, the suspend to ram works like a
charm, in "init" single mode or multi-user mode. When I load the module, the
resume always hangs.

Now, I notice that loading acpi-cpufreq triggers the following message :
> log: Jan 19 18:23:42 velvet kernel: ACPI: EC: non-query interrupt received, switching to interrupt mode

As this is not the part of the kernel I'm most at ease with, I'd like some help
to investigate. I'll gladly make any test or apply patches to my own git tree.

I joined to this mail the little information I had :
 - kernel messages (/var/log/messages), for single user startup
 - ACPI table
 - my kernel configuration
 - kernel message for a working suspend to ram (ie. without acpi_cpufreq).
 - I suspend using s2ram -f -v -p -s

Best regards.

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Robert


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