Package: kernel-patch-suspend2 > Any help would be welcome. Detailed bug reports go a long way.
Okay...well, this isn't so detailed, but.... I tracked down what was going on, (and learned a lot about how debian installs an initrd image, which was totally different than I thought, as per my previous rantings). The bug report is this: kernels with verions names that include '+' break the suspend2 mkinitrd/scripts files. My kernel append-to-version was: -rgb+ndiswrapper+hostap+suspend2 which is a valid append-to-version (allows . - and +), but not a valid name for script entries that 'run-parts' will run (. and - are valid, but not +). So, the scripts you install in /etc/mkinitrd/scripts never get executed (since they include the kernel version, which has my append-to-version in it, with the invalid (to run-parts) '+' character. Not sure what the correct way to fix this is, since creating unique names based on the kernel version seems like the right way to do it. My fix was to not include '+' signs in my kernel version. The point was moot anyways, since I am getting an oops on resume...still tracking it down, but I may just wait, since there have been 23 new releases since 2.1.9.9, and a new version of hibernate is needed, etc. Hope this helps with the next version. R -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
