Randy Fishel wrote:
> On Mon, 3 Nov 2008, Venu C wrote:
>
>
>> No core dumps noted, also alrm(acpi_rtc_wake) setting
>> fails to wake instead resets.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Venu.
>>
>
> FWIW, I doubt there would be coredumps, as the disk drivers need to
> be resumed for dumps to occur (not to mention you would see the delay
> while it is being written).
>
This problem is happening with Ide drive, which I have swapped
with CF card.
(both have connectivity to the same ide controller in master and
slave slots)
> This is likely due to some fault on resume (possibily related to a
> DMA issue that has been reported). If I remember, you have a serial
> port on your machine, would it be possible to plug it into another and
> trap debugging to the serial port?
>
This platform has NetMos Technology PCI 9835 Multi-I/O Controller,
which
dont have supported Solaris driver for serial port. Also, dont have
a port 80 plug either.
Thanks,
Venu.
> ---- Randy
>
>
>> --- Kerry Shu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I guess it panicked in resume when you saw it
>>> rebooted. Pls check
>>> /var/crash to see if there are core dumps there.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Kerry
>>>
>>> Venu C wrote:
>>>
>>>> When I replaced boot device from compact flash
>>>>
>>> card to Ide drive,
>>>
>>>> system suspends fine.
>>>> When I press WAKE button, it resets instead of
>>>>
>>> resume most of the times.
>>>
>>>> Noted success
>>>> twice on friday, today all my attempts(6 times)
>>>>
>>> didnot succeed.
>>>
>>>> Not sure why it is resetting, any idea?
>>>>
>>>> Venu.
>>>> Dana H. Myers wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Venu C wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Dana H. Myers wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Venu C wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> After bypassing the macros for i915 driver in
>>>>>>>>
>>> suspend resume code,
>>>
>>>>>>>> cpr works fine now on my Intel Atom platform.
>>>>>>>>
>>> with Alarm as well as
>>>
>>>>>>>> Wake button. powerbutton donot seems to work
>>>>>>>>
>>> for cpr, please see
>>>
>>>>>>>> below for ACPI Error.
>>>>>>>> It makes sense to work one of WAKE or PWR
>>>>>>>>
>>> buttons.
>>>
>>>>>>>> Oct 27 14:58:07 lippert genunix: [ID 535284
>>>>>>>>
>>> kern.notice] System is
>>>
>>>>>>>> being suspended
>>>>>>>> Oct 27 14:58:09 lippert genunix: [ID 228648
>>>>>>>>
>>> kern.info]
>>>
>>>>>>>> ata_set_feature: (0x2,0x0) failed
>>>>>>>> Oct 27 14:58:09 lippert ata: [ID 745855
>>>>>>>>
>>> kern.warning] WARNING:
>>>
>>>>>>>> /[EMAIL PROTECTED],0/[EMAIL PROTECTED],1/[EMAIL PROTECTED] unable to
>>>>>>>> ena
>>>>>>>> ble write cache targ=1
>>>>>>>> Oct 27 14:58:09 lippert acpica: [ID 335148
>>>>>>>>
>>> kern.notice] ACPI Error
>>>
>>>>>>>> (evxfevnt-0292): Could not enable Pow
>>>>>>>> erButton event [20060721] <<<<
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> This 'ACPI Error' is reporting that the chipset
>>>>>>>
>>> hardware failed to
>>>
>>>>>>> respond
>>>>>>> as expected when the PowerButton wake event was
>>>>>>>
>>> enabled at the hardware
>>>
>>>>>>> level; presumably this is why the power button
>>>>>>>
>>> doesn't wake the system
>>>
>>>>>>> (correct?).
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> Correct. Instead Wake button works.
>>>>>>
>>>>> Ah - that seems to make sense :-)
>>>>>
>>>>>>> What kind of chipset is this? What kind of
>>>>>>>
>>> system-board?
>>>
>>>>>> Intel Atom, Intel system controller Hub(SCH
>>>>>>
>>> poulsbo)
>>>
>>>>>> embedded system-board.
>>>>>>
>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>> Dana
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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