On Tue, 22 May 2007, Romano Giannetti wrote:
>
> It's an useful patch for me. Without it, my sony vaio pcg-fx701 was very
> erratic in resume (kernel 2.6.21.1; it works well with the .17 ubuntu
> kernel). With this patch, I have done 7 cycles flawlessly. Even the
> out-of-tree rtl8180 wireless driver [1] works ok across resumes.
Ok, good to hear.
> The only problem is that there is an gaping delay of 60 seconds (more or
> less) on resume. I have the syslog trace copied below; could be a timer
> problem? Is it known? (It is scaring because the laptop seems dead
> during this time. I'm not and expert, but it seems here:
It's not known, no, and yeah, that's scary (and 60 seconds is long enough
that most people would have grown bored and pushed the power button for
five seconds, having considered the resume a failure).
> [ 1.617972] pcmcia: registering new device pcmcia1.0
> [ 61.612517] PM: Writing back config space on device 0000:00:[...]
>
> ...and time do not advance.
Do you mean that doing "date" twice does not increase the seconds? If so,
that's almost certainly related to the gaping delay. Which timer do you
end up using (what does "dmesg | grep clocksource" say)? Does adding
"clocksource=acpi_pm" to the kernel command line change things?
Also, what does your lspci look like?
Linus
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