Re: Disc driver is module, software suspend fails

Hi!

> There are only two rough edges: /sys/power/disk seems to change randomly to 
> "reboot", whereupon the BIOS reboots from the original boot disc, not going 
> through Grub or whatever is in the MBR.  If you echo shutdown > 
> /sys/power/disk just before every suspend, it's a lot more reliable.  The 
> other item involves the SATA driver and I'll copy you on that
> message.

I'm not sure who changes /sys/power/disk from under you... I do not
think kernel does it. SATA is being worked on. Actually Jens has a
solution by now.

								Pavel
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