I have an ICH5 chipset.
All my references are made through UUID's, not /dev (this includes
/etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume, /etc/fstab and
/boot/grub/menu.lst)
I do not see any problems with resume images.
I get IRQ timeouts on my devices.
SItsofe reports that with an updated ICH5 controller, the IRQ's no
longer appear (even using dev references?). I have to see if i can
confirm this with a BIOS update.
I would generalize form the above that
1.- 'IRQ' and 'resume not found' are two different things,
2.- 'IRQ' affects only ICH4 and ICH5 chipsets with older BIOS'es, wich
are *quite* common, ICH7 and ICH5 with new BIOS'es work fine.
3.- resume images are a problem with references not being updated
after the kernel update. Since this is not *critical* for the kernel
boot process, you can still boot by disregarding the resume and doing
a clean boot ("press enter to boot")... right?
Unless i lost some piece of the puzzle around here...
ps: i repeat, i have 0 experiencie with kernel things, this is just my
take on the matter, i could be totally lost here.
just to summarize:
I have an ICH5 chipset. tools/conf. d/resume, /etc/fstab and menu.lst)
All my references are made through UUID's, not /dev (this includes
/etc/initramfs-
/boot/grub/
I do not see any problems with resume images.
I get IRQ timeouts on my devices.
SItsofe reports that with an updated ICH5 controller, the IRQ's no
longer appear (even using dev references?). I have to see if i can
confirm this with a BIOS update.
I would generalize form the above that
1.- 'IRQ' and 'resume not found' are two different things,
2.- 'IRQ' affects only ICH4 and ICH5 chipsets with older BIOS'es, wich
are *quite* common, ICH7 and ICH5 with new BIOS'es work fine.
3.- resume images are a problem with references not being updated
after the kernel update. Since this is not *critical* for the kernel
boot process, you can still boot by disregarding the resume and doing
a clean boot ("press enter to boot")... right?
Unless i lost some piece of the puzzle around here...
ps: i repeat, i have 0 experiencie with kernel things, this is just my
take on the matter, i could be totally lost here.