Alan Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Why not use kernel/pm.c:pm_register? Then you can either refuse
> > suspend or have a proper workaround.
>
> Feel free to provide code.
You have me there - I should have realised who I was writing to ;-)
[...]
> I dont have the hardware
I neither.
> Why not use kernel/pm.c:pm_register? Then you can either refuse
> suspend or have a proper workaround.
Feel free to provide code. I suspect you can do something like
refuse to suspend if the device is open at all and reload the firmware, reinit
it on resume if it was idle.
I dont have the hard
Alan Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > the sound card is a yamaha YMF-744B. i hadn't been
> > compiling with sound support (i dont care about sound
> > on my laptop), but when i got 2.4.2 i decided to try,
> > and now i'm pretty sure that was the problem.
>
> The Yamaha sound driver doesnt h
> the sound card is a yamaha YMF-744B. i hadn't been
> compiling with sound support (i dont care about sound
> on my laptop), but when i got 2.4.2 i decided to try,
> and now i'm pretty sure that was the problem.
The Yamaha sound driver doesnt handle the case where the bios fails to restore
the
i thought that it was my network driver (xircom), but
i recompiled 2.4.2 without sound support and apm
--suspend has begun to work again.
the sound card is a yamaha YMF-744B. i hadn't been
compiling with sound support (i dont care about sound
on my laptop), but when i got 2.4.2 i decided to try,
i thought that it was my network driver, but i
recompiled 2.4.2 without sound support and apm
--suspend has begun to work again.
the sound card is a yamaha YMF-744B. i hadn't been
compiling with sound support (i dont care about sound
on my laptop), but when i got 2.4.2 i decided to try,
and now
Unfortunately, the APM maintainer, Stephen Rothwell, seems to have
gone into hibernation (pun) and is not responding to emails.
bradley mclain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> apm --suspend causes my system to hang under 2.4.2 and 2.4.2ac1. it
> was working fine under 2.4.1ac19. looking at syslog
apm --suspend causes my system to hang under 2.4.2 and
2.4.2ac1. it was working fine under 2.4.1ac19.
looking at syslog it appears that the driver for my
xircom pcmcia card may be involved -- it was the last
entry on two of three occasions. the latest lockup
(under 2.4.1ac1) left no trace in sy
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