Re: [Cooker] Suspend error w/ Realtek Ethernet card

[B Lauber]

From: "J. Greenlees" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Cooker] Suspend error w/ Realtek Ethernet card
Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2003 13:51:58 -0800

B Lauber wrote:

[I had this message posted as "VAIO Support" before, but I thought this would get more attention and give a better idea of where the problem was]



I was wrong -- the suspend glitch for the VAIO FXA47 was not due to the keyboard drivers. Earlier today, I rebuilt my kernel without support for my network card and was able to successfully suspend and revive my system multiple times. HardDrake offers the following information about my card:




Vendor: Realtek
Bus: PCI
Bus identification: 10ec:8139:104d:80f6
Location on the bus: 0:10:0
Description: RTL-8139
Module: 8139too
Media class: NETWORK_ETHERNET




So for right now, it's either no suspending my laptop or no internet. If anyone can find the bug in the source (or offer an idea of where it is), that would be great.


- trixb4kidz

P.S. I think that mtrr has a problem with suspending the system as well, but I'm not entirely sure. I will give more information if I find anything.

I'll have to put my tower into suspend and see if I get same problem. I have same card in it.

Just a quick update -- I created a "Linux-Suspend" kernel by removing my Network Device suppor. I think the mtrr crash was just a freak thing because I have been unable to reproduce it.

-- trixb4kidz

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