Re: Looks like interrupts have been switched off 

Forum: PCMCIA Power Management and APM
Re: no data flows following suspend on Vaio PCG-N505VE (Barak Pearlmutter)
Re: Looks like interrupts have been switched off (David Hinds)
Re: Re: Looks like interrupts have been switched off (Barak Pearlmutter)
Date: 1999, Dec 17
From: Barak Pearlmutter bpearlmutter

> You said that you saw the same thing for "all cards" you've tried. > What other cards do you have access to, besides the Linksys Cardbus > card? a couple brands of 10Mb ethernet cards. All displayed the same symptoms. > With the modem, try doing "setserial /dev/modem irq 0" after the > suspend and see if things start to work, more or less. Yes, that does the trick. It seems to work just fine after that, although I did not stress test it. --Barak.

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Re: Looks like interrupts have been switched off Re: Re: Looks like interrupts have been switched off (Barak Pearlmutter) Date: 1999, Dec 20 From: Martin Sillence msillence

Hi, > "setserial /dev/modem irq 0" Is there any way to do the same trick with the network card? I'm experiencing the same problems on a tulib based cardbus network card (Also a sony vaio but a N505x). If theres anything I can do to help please let me know. I'm a competant C programmer though I don't know much about the cardbus stuff. Is this related to the 3.1.7 change file? -- Fixed bug in i82365 power selection code for CardBus bridges Two off topic bits: I see that eject and insert doesn't work with CardBus cards but works fine with pcmcia stuff. Shutdown and start does work. I had to modify a few bits in 3.1.6 to get it to compile under 2.3.33 kernel some structures have changed. Thanks, M

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