Hi,

I've been successfully using swsusp on 2.4.x kernels on my laptop for about 6
months now (thanks for the great work, by the way!). Yesterday, I tried
migrating to 2.6.4, but there suspend&resume doesn't work.

I used a Debian kernel with the following patches:
acpi-20040326-2.6.4.diff.bz2
software-suspend-linux-2.6.4-test5-whole.bz2
software-suspend-core-2.0-whole.bz2
software-suspend-core-2.0.0.37-incremental.bz2
orinoco-0.13e-2.6.2-patch.diff

Kernel config is here: http://andaka.org/~andrea/config-2.6.4.magic; distro is
Debian testing.

Suspend works, but I can't resume (hangs on "copying back original kernel --
no status (sensitive!)"). I tried suspending in single-user mode without any
modules loaded: I could resume, but after the "progress bar" finished, a lot
of messages appeared on the screen and I couldn't do anything but reboot (the
keyboard LEDs weren't flashing though, so I don't think it was a kernel
panic).

I then tried software-suspend-core-2.0.0.22-incremental instead of the
2.0.0.37-incremental patch. The result is basically the same, although when
suspending without X and without any modules loaded, the resume works.
However, when I then try to suspend the resumed system, it hangs on a message
similar to "copying pageset1" (that is, I can suspend&resume only once).

Any ideas?

Regards,

Andrea