Mattia Dongili wrote:hi,it can be done in config file generated by the script available here : http://fchabaud.free.fr/English/default.php3?COUNT=3&FILE0=Tricks&FILE1=Laptop&FILE2=Swsusp
After the resume, my eth0 isn't restored. 'ifup' gives the "interface already configured" so I need to run 'ifdown'. After that ifup works
just fine, and all my networking is back to normal. Why I get errors
when resuming, and afterwards can run an ifdown/ifup and it works is
pretty confusing to me.
Any suggestions?
yes, try to ifdown/rmmod _before_suspending_ and ifup/modprobe _after_resuming_, it should do the trick. many drivers still don't have any power management code, so you need unload modules before suspend and reload them after resume.
I never make it work on my laptop but work well on the others. Sometimes I got some trouble with sound (I use esd) or hardware acceleration (solved by using the nvidia option in the config file).
I read through the 'networking' script, and the script runs ifup/ifdown. The 'hibernation' script runs them as well, so I took a chance and removed 'networking' from services to be stopped and restarted on suspend/resume.
So far it works. I haven't found any problems (yet).
I think this might have to do with the fact that there is no builtin nic. I only have a CardBus nic.
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