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Or you can try 2.6.15-suspend2. |
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/Uwe |
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Iain Buchanan wrote: |
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> On Wed, 2006-01-11 at 12:59 +0100, Sanda Pavel wrote: |
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>>hi, |
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>>i tried to upgrade kernel from 2.6.12-gentoo-r10 to 2.6.14-suspend2-r7 |
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>>(i put my current config on 195.113.31.123/~sanda/asus/.config). |
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>>it seems, that all devices are working, but everything is much much slower. |
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>>i'm not speaking only about the boot time - starting X is 10x slower, |
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>>eterm has latencies when typing fastly and so no. |
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>>reading the lists i got the idea, that it could be some udev issue, so |
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>>so i followed gentoo udev manual, but it didnt help. |
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>>have somebody faced to similar problem ? |
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> hee hee, absolutely. You should have found _something_ on the list - I |
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> posted quite a lot about it not long ago. |
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> Basically, its related somehow to SMP kernels (I presume you have a |
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> hyperthreaded P4?) If so, there are patches available, which I still |
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> have on my machine if you want them, (or I can dig out the various |
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> bugzilla references)... |
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> But by far the easiest way to get around it is to use 2.6.15. This may |
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> cause other problems for you, but you may be interested in hearing that |
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> I've got suspend2 working well with 2.6.15 (since I noticed you're |
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> trying to use the suspend2 patchset). I patched vanilla-2.6.15 with |
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> suspend2-2.2-rc16-for-2.6.15. |
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> I just looked at your .config - it looks like it is as I suspected. So |
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> try 2.6.15, but if you can't, let me know... |
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