> And do you know any way, how this could be debugged?
> And is there away how to some kind of kernel oops in such conditions?
Serial console?
> IBM ThinkPad T42
This should still have one?
There is a boot option (I do not find it in kernel-parameters?), to keep the console up during suspend/resume.
You might want to increase the ACPI output first:
echo 0x1f >/sys/module/acpi/parameters/debug_level
or even (can be a lot output):
echo 0x21f >/sys/module/acpi/parameters/debug_level
Then suspend and check the last lines it executes you see on serial console (with this boot param to not disable serial) when it freezes. If it points to ACPI, attach acpidump output of the system. Rafael/Pavel might want to correct/enhance my comments.
BTW: Is this possibly related to a Docking station?
> And do you know any way, how this could be debugged? parameters? ), to keep the console up during suspend/resume. acpi/parameters /debug_ level acpi/parameters /debug_ level
> And is there away how to some kind of kernel oops in such conditions?
Serial console?
> IBM ThinkPad T42
This should still have one?
There is a boot option (I do not find it in kernel-
You might want to increase the ACPI output first:
echo 0x1f >/sys/module/
or even (can be a lot output):
echo 0x21f >/sys/module/
Then suspend and check the last lines it executes you see on serial console (with this boot param to not disable serial) when it freezes. If it points to ACPI, attach acpidump output of the system. Rafael/Pavel might want to correct/enhance my comments.
BTW: Is this possibly related to a Docking station?