On 12/01/09 12:27, Alan Jenkins wrote:
> Justin P. Mattock wrote:
>> On 12/01/09 11:59, Alan Jenkins wrote:
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> Suspend to disk is (sometimes) hanging for me in 2.6.32-rc. I finally
>>> got around to bisecting it, which blamed the following commit by Mel:
>>>
>>> 5f8dcc2 "page-allocator: split per-cpu list into
>>> one-list-per-migrate-type"
>>>
>>> I was able to confirm this by reverting the commit, which fixed the
>>> hang. I had to revert one other commit first to avoid a conflict:
>>>
>>> a6f9edd "page-allocator: maintain rolling count of pages to free from
>>> the PCP"
>>>
>>> -- detail --
>>>
>>> When I suspend my EeePc 701 to disk, it sometimes hangs after writing
>>> out the hibernation image. The system is still able to resume from this
>>> image (after working around the hang by pressing the power button).
>>> This is specific to s2disk from the uswsusp package (which is now
>>> installed by default on debian unstable). It doesn't happen if I
>>> uninstall uswsusp and use the in-kernel suspend instead.
>>>
>>> The hang doesn't happen if I boot with "init=/bin/bash" and run s2disk.
>>> Nor does it happen if I boot normally, then switch to single user mode
>>> ("telinit 12").
>>>
>>> It only happens if I've logged in to KDE. In the past, this has
>>> indicated a problem in a network driver, since NetworkManager only made
>>> a connection once I logged in. But it still hangs if I remove both ath5k
>>> and atl2 before I log into KDE. (I actually tried removing as many
>>> modules as possible: atl2, ath5k, usbcore, snd-hda-intel, psmouse,
>>> pcspkr, battery, ac, themal, fan, and eeepc-laptop). Perhaps it's
>>> something to do with the size of the hibernation image.
>>>
>>> -- confidence in the bisection result --
>>>
>>> The randomness was a bit annoying, but it's not too bad. The hang would
>>> normally show up in the first 3 hibernation cycles; I don't remember
>>> having to wait more than 6.
>>>
>>> I wrote a script to do s2disk + rtcwake so I could leave it testing
>>> without constantly hitting the power button. This let me test 2.6.32-rc8
>>> with the reverts for at least 20 hibernation cycles.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Alan
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>>
>> hmm.. maybe this is what I'm seeing over here
>> i.g. on my macbook(ati gpu) the first s2ram will
>> lagg for about 30/40 secs before waking up
>> then every other cycle afterwards reacts as it should.
>> Threw in kernels 2.6.30,31 before doing anything
>> but showed the same results, leading me to beleive maybe
>> I have some userspace issue(libx86)going on.
>>
>> I'll try reverting that commit to see.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Justin P. Mattock
>
> I don't expect so. My problem doesn't affect s2ram. And as far as I can
> tell, my hang is forever... it's more than just 40 seconds.
>
> Regards
> Alan
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then weve two totally different issues.
looking more into it, I think my problem
is somewhere in udev i.e.
I get stuckage during boot becuase of some
rule in rules.d for about the same time
as what I see with s2ram.
my guess udev is sitting with some command
in *.rules in of which doesn't
know what to do(reason for 30 secs)before
going onto the next task.
(but could be wrong).
interesting thing is my other machine
all though different, is running the same
udev and rules with no problem.
Justin P. Mattock
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