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>> that sure is a lot of whining about usb in the resume log
> but it does not crash, does it?

no, it does not.  or at least not for half an hour of use so
far :-)

> so, from what i understand, it only crash when you suspend/resume
> you laptop with active bluetooth device, right?

hmmm, i suspect you are correct.

randy