Suspend or hibernate crashes my desktop on waking the machine

[philinux]

Asus M3A78-EH,2 250gig HD's, AMD64x2 5200+, 2gig ram, NVidia 8600GT 512meg.

Rather than shutdown I would like to be able to use suspend or hibernate.
If I choose either the machine goes to sleep but on pressing the power button to restart It hard locks up.
Have to use reisub to restart machine.

[Dereck Wonnacott (dereck)]

Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better. Unfortunately we can't fix it, because your description does not yet have enough information.

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[philinux (philcb)]

Hardy updates must have fixed part of this. I have no use for suspend but hibernate yes.

Now, hibernate works but on restart there is no sound.

[philinux (philcb)]

sudo alsa force-reload

Recovers sound.

[philinux (philcb)]

Fixed completely in Intrepid.

[philinux (philcb)]

Please close this bug.