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Subject[2.6.10-rc2] In-kernel swsusp broken
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Hello,

It seems that as of 2.6.10-rc2 my laptop no longer is able to suspend to
disk with an echo disk > /sys/power/state. It goes to freeing memory,
and then blanks the screen. Usually, the screen will turn on again, it
will write data to the swap partition then power off by itself, but
instead, the screen stays off, the CPU starts going wild, and a hard
reset is necessary. It used to work in 2.6.10-rc1.

Is there any help I can provide with this? It looks like I will have to
binary search between rc1 and rc2, but I won't have time for that until
next week...

Thanks

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Joshua Kwan
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