Michael Elkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> One thing you might try is to do a
> cardctl eject
> before your
> apm -s
Yes, I already tested that or more precise suspending only with a bare
minimum of other processes running. No change though.
> If that works for you, set up apmd scripts to automatically do this
> when you suspend.
That's what I have already done as my pcmcia NIC requires this anyway.
$ cat /etc/pcmcia/apm.opts
APM=eject
> me
bye
achim
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