Re: ACPI Hibernate and Suspend Strange behavior 2.6.7/-mm1

[Pavel Machek]

Hi!

> So i don't use Apic and so acpi works now after powering on the machine and 
> booting with acpi resume kernel all get to work again. Only sometimes, don't 
> know why and in witch circumstances, the system boots the kernel and find the 
> Image in Swapspace, but reading that image says that this is an corruptet 
> image and stop booting, now if I power the system whith resume=noresume the 
> kernel boots up find the Image in swap (why that) and restore this found 
> image back to an running system at the last state. Strange ! After the system 

fsck now, and never ever resume second time.
If resume fails, force fsck and re-mkswap.
				Pavel

> boots everything goes back to work. Only the IRQ problem remains and 
> hibernating and resuming again will work. 
> 
> Finaly I have an request: could the acpi_wakeup_devices be addet to some patch 
> set ? Or preferable to kerneltree it self?! 
> 
> 
> So i hope someone will read this, and maybe report the same problems, or 
> better an hint what it could be :-) 
> 
> CU Sergio
> 
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