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Secondly, given you want to unload this you have to make sure that the soundmodule is not bound to kmix any more. Therefore I created a second script called 06kmix located in the same directory to make sure that it is processed before the unloading of the modules is actually being processed:. If both scripts are in place, suspending and resuming should work, however, kmix will be halted when you get out of the suspend and it will not restart automatically.
I had received a suggestion to restard it using an event of kpowersaved did not work for me. But I realized it using a different technique. It should be executeable as well:. This generates a small amount of system load every 10 seconds but I think this is neglible. If kmix is not running it is restarted. This works perfectly for me. The package currently thinkfinger After that, you will have to do three things in addition:.
This is precisely described in the documentation of the thinkfinger package. This can be achieved by setting. If you use kde it is not recommended to upgrade to thinkfinger 0.
The normal unlock mechanism of the kde-screensaver gets disturbed by thinkfinger. This shows in your password not being accepted, messages that you should kill lock-processes etc. If you are happy with 0.
If you don't do this, the laptop will not boot in AHCI-mode of the harddisk. I had been facing suspend event related stability issues with the stock distribution system from the very begin. Those events were not deterministic, say every fourth or fifth suspend event there was a crash, the behaviour of suspend2ram was worse than that of suspend2disk, but both of them weren't reliable.
Recently I decided to upgrade from stock kernel 2. However, initially I had no luck, apparently the very same behaviour appeared.
I started experimenting by stopping the interface and unloading the module by hand, and now: success! Say the wire bound ethernet interface is eth0 in your case, an.
Either the script 50modules does not do what it is meant to do or the interface must be shut down prior to unloading the module. I thought it makes sense to add a small script to let this happen automatically. Call this file i. If you are not successful, you really might want to consider upgrading the kernel, too. After plugging another network interface into my X60 the name of the erelated network interface changed. I decided that I didn't want to care about this any more and created a new script that unloads every network interface listed by ifconfig automatically.
If you like this to happen, please consider the following script, I called it 04netmgnt. The script tries to detect each network interface automatically and determins the corresponding module. At resume the inverse process occurs. As always, if you consider playing with this and you think that errors can happen to easily while typing, I'd be pleased to provide the script if you like to try. If you get the impression that there is something going wrong, you might want to try to keep the configuration files over a reboot.
Just put a pound sign in front of the line. These are two arrays apparently ok - this might vary as you put different network interfaces into your pcmcia slots or into one of the usb ports. Keep me informed if you experience something going wrong. I downloaded the latest kernel from ftp. However I found that this branch has vanished in the meantime. So I suggest that if you are brave and you still want to install a kernel from the 2. I will test as soon as openSUSE Nevertheless I do not expect big differences to the kernel-default Between kernel 2.
Due to this you should download and rebuild the following packages:. After this you will still face the problem that wlan does not work - though the drivers are being loaded, you will get no connection to the wlan.
This is caused by getcfg not returning the appropriate values. To circumvent this problems, you have to write. Be aware that this is required every time you modify the wlan configuration. The only alternative would be to patch getcfg. Getcfg is part of the package sysconfig, so you will have to get the sources for sysconfig and patch there.
The required patch is shown here:.
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