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On Tue, 2011-12-20 at 13:06 +0100, Stefan G. Weichinger wrote: |
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> Maybe I have something wrong in my /etc/hibernate/common.conf ... |
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> gotta |
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> look that up now. |
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I suspect that's not it. If I were to guess I'd say it's probably |
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"normal"; that it takes a while to associate with the AP, either because |
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it's a less-than-stellar AP or you have a lot of RF |
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activity/interference in your area. |
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> |
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Personally, if it's only 30 seconds I wouldn't worry about it. It takes |
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me at least that long to remember why I needed to turn on the computer |
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anyway :P |
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For s&g, I made a screencast of me suspending and resuming my ThinkPad. |
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The entire video is only 34 seconds (oddly, it doesn't recored while |
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it's suspended :P) and as you can see I'm connected to the AP as soon as |
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the screen unlocks. |
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http://marduk.sdf.org/suspend.avi |
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Also, you didn't mention your kernel. Could be an anomaly of your |
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kernel/firmware. |
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