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Subject: Re: Trouble with APM suspend in 5.3-R
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That sounds like what APM in plain 5.3-R does on my ThinkPad 770Z.  Try 
upgrading ata_all.c to version 1.233 from CVS.  That fixed suspend for 
me.  Whether you'll have problems with resume is another question 
entirely...

Dave


Kevin Oberman wrote:
> 
> Hmmm. For some time I have been using ACPI on Stable on my ThinkPad T30,
> but I thought I should make sure that it still worked with APM and...
> I can no longer suspend my system with APM. I enter 'zzz' and get a
> return and a prompt with no other messages, and the system is locked up
> and requires a system reset and reboot.
> 
> While I plan on switching back to ACPI, APM worked for a long time on
> this system and really should still work. I recall reports of APM
> problems on Stable a while back, but I thought that the problem had been
> resolved.