[ltp] Odd apm issue

[tom]

I'm sorting out two problems that causes mine to freeze up.
The first is my sound module - it's awful!!!  Any suspend activity
will lock it up.  And if X is running, I'm dead.
The second is my Ethernet.  By default I keep getting an eth0 from
my built in NIC.  But with a Wireless LAN card it locks up
periodically because it's thinking that eth0 is a valid port.

Mark Krischer wrote:
> 
> i've got the same problem on a T21....  checking /var/log/messages shows the system
> going for hours and then just stopping.  no error messages, or apm messages or
> anything.
> 
> --mk
> 
> tom wrote:
> 
> > hal King wrote:
> > >
> > > I'm running 2.4.0 on a IBM i1400. Kernel configured for APM will all options.
> > >    When I leave the box on it's own, it seems to go into suspend and never
> > >    returns. It will not respond to key or mouse (both USB and TrackPoint)
> > >    movements. No function keys respond. My only resort is to hold the power
> > >    button down for 20 seconds until it powers off. If I have my wireless NIC
> > >    it blanks the screen, but comes up with any key press. I changed
> > >    the option in /etc/apmd to tell the daemon which virtual term is the X term
> > >    but no luck. Anyone have any suggestions?
> > >
> > > --
> > >
> > > hal king                     Unix System Group                hck@utk.edu
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> > try isolating the problem by removing unnecessary drivers one at a
> > time and see if the missing module allows you to continue a
> > restore operation.
> > I think that your wireless NIC is actually preventing it from a
> > deeper suspend mode...
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