Reporting that both the IBM Thinkpad A31 and the Thinkpad T30 does not
survive a suspend-resume cycle when the X server is configured to run at
AGP >1x mode. The machines suspend fine. But an attempt to resume the
machine, freezes it (requiring a cold reboot).
Both machines have Radeon Mobility Chipsets.
AGP speed is set using ==> "Option "AGPMode" "N" in
/etc/X11/XF86Config-4
A note on XIG's website which might be relevant (seems to attribute the
problem to APM):
3.0-28 05/07/2002
- corrected a problem that would cause multiple server
invokations to hang on ATI chips. This was related to the
APM fix made in the previous version.
3.0-27 05/06/2002
- corrected a problem with APM whereby the AGP bridge would not
be shutdown/re-initialized properly during APM events. This
could cause the server to lock in certain cases when the
machine was 'woken up' after a suspend.
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