Another confirmation for networks. In my case, both suspend and hibernate were extra slow.
I had to remove "auto eth1" - my wireless - from /etc/network/interfaces and it was fixed immediately.
Best guess as to why my wireless and not everyone else's is because I'm using ndiswrapper for a Broadcom card. It has a lot of quirks (which this must just be another), but otherwise works well.
Another confirmation for networks. In my case, both suspend and hibernate were extra slow.
I had to remove "auto eth1" - my wireless - from /etc/network/ interfaces and it was fixed immediately.
Best guess as to why my wireless and not everyone else's is because I'm using ndiswrapper for a Broadcom card. It has a lot of quirks (which this must just be another), but otherwise works well.