Alan Stern wrote:
On Thu, 29 Mar 2007, Mark Lord wrote:
Mmm.. this sounds really bad -- I wonder what happens if the rootfs is on USB ?
The system crashes as soon as it resumes. As you might expect.
With older kernels, things just "worked" this way. Has it now been broken ??
No; it has never worked. Your memory of how older kernels behaved is wrong.
Ah. Perhaps my Kubuntu system was using a FreeBSD kernel under the hood back
then.
It really did work for me, back about 2 years ago when last attempted.
But then suspend/resume (RAM) has always worked here on every notebook
I've ever used -- apparently not the norm for others. I just expect more.
P.S.: Help is on the way. I will soon submit a patch to help improve the
situation.
That would be very good to see.
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