When I was trying out the RHEL6 beta I saw this problem on a
recent model top line Thinkpad T series. (A T500? It's not in
front of me right now.) That machine is now
running RHEL6.1 and hibernation is fine, evidenced by the fact
that two days ago I unplugged it after forgetting to shut it
down and it recovered just fine.
I don't recall if the fixed kernel was part of the initial
RHEL6.0 or not, but you might find that as the CentOS updates
catch up the problem may go away.
[And with respect to the 'Effecting CentOS change' thread, yes
having an early RHEL test system with a license and submitting a
bug report works wonders. I was motivated by wanting CentOS to
work on my new laptop ...]
Devin
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