On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 11:33:49PM +0200, Riccardo Mottola wrote: > T43 "new": does go to sleep, but does not resume (while stock 8 does).
Better strategy: since we you have a machine that worked at some point, you should try to bisect it. it's a somewhat tedious process of testing ~13 different kernels, but it is easier to do. 1. do a full clone of the netbsd git mirror: git clone https://github.com/netbsd/src git checkout 219a1cc39c1610407f456c7a08a21d6e951cfb1c # netbsd-8 branch Do a build of this and confirm it works. git checkout trunk git bisect start git bisect bad HEAD # HEAD doesn't work git bisect good 219a1cc39c1610407f456c7a08a21d6e951cfb1c Now, you are bisecting, you need to do a clean build of tools and kernel most of the time. use ./build.sh ... -O ~/obj tools kernel=GENERIC and delete ~/obj between attempts. If a change can suspend, use 'git bisect good'. If it fails, 'git bisect bad' If it fails to build, use 'git bisect skip' Personally my first 2-3 attempts at bisect I confused something and got to the wrong commit, but when it worked, it really did pinpoint the problem very efficiently.
