Boy, that machine just has all sorts of problems with graphics. Kind of
makes it hard to decide what to pound on first.

I checked, and we aren't carrying any patches to nouveau in the natty
kernel. So I'm a bit puzzled why you see different behavior with natty
(with vmalloc size increased) versus mainline unless it's due to
something external to nouveau. Looking closer at the pm_trace it seems
that it really only traces device resume and not suspend, so it's a bit
interesting that pm_trace showed anything at all. Makes me wonder if
something went wrong elsewhere in suspend and then the machine hung in
the nouveau code while trying to back out of the failed suspend.

Probably the most effective thing to do at this point is to open
upstream bug reports against the issues you see when running a mainline
build. If you don't mind filing the bugs yourself it might be easier
since you actually have the hardware, otherwise I can do it. The
appropriate location for the upstream bug reports is:

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/

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  [Dell Studio XPS  1340] Doesn't enter suspend mode

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