Losing interrupts

After I upgraded my Thinkpad 570 to Linux 2.4.0 I started noticing that it complained about losing interrupts and that the HDD wouldn't spin up after suspend one time in 10 or so. It's very irritating and means I have to reboot to get the HDD spinning again. If I revert to a 2.2.x kernel, this neve

Re: Losing interrupts

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andreas Mohr) writes: > Make sure you don't have any strange hdparm settings causing lost e> interrupts at resume due to hardware <-> kernel settings mismatch. I haven't done any special hdparm settings, but after some careful experimenting with -S (even setting it to off) ther

Re: Laptop suggestions

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jonne) writes: > I have a very brief question. I'm not that familiar at all with > Debian, I used it a while back, although not a lot, and I certainly > qualify as a GNU/Linux neophyte. Enough with the introduction. > Anyway, I've as of yet never used Debian on a laptop, and I'm

Losing interrupts

After I upgraded my Thinkpad 570 to Linux 2.4.0 I started noticing that it complained about losing interrupts and that the HDD wouldn't spin up after suspend one time in 10 or so. It's very irritating and means I have to reboot to get the HDD spinning again. If I revert to a 2.2.x kernel, this nev

Re: Losing interrupts

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andreas Mohr) writes: > Make sure you don't have any strange hdparm settings causing lost e> interrupts at resume due to hardware <-> kernel settings mismatch. I haven't done any special hdparm settings, but after some careful experimenting with -S (even setting it to off) the

Re: Laptop suggestions

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jonne) writes: > I have a very brief question. I'm not that familiar at all with > Debian, I used it a while back, although not a lot, and I certainly > qualify as a GNU/Linux neophyte. Enough with the introduction. > Anyway, I've as of yet never used Debian on a laptop, and I'