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Icarosaurus (giuschet) wrote : R: [Bug 301353] Re: HP Pavilion dv5: ATA exception on resume from suspend

I installed the F.16 bios into my dv5-1140el. Things works better now, but not flawlessy.

-The resume takes long and an error message about my dvb-t card unable to find the firmware shows. Some errors about bluetooth show also.
-I hear annoying and loud clicks coming from the speakers everytime i go up/down with the volume or use skype. This doesn't happen before resume.
-Sometimes, the laptop hangs when trying to turn off after resume.

Anyway, it looks like the "scratching" sounds that i heard when i turned off my computer are gone away.

Thanks for your effort in solving this odyssey.

--- Ven 29/5/09, Paul Swanson <email address hidden> ha scritto:

Da: Paul Swanson <email address hidden>
Oggetto: [Bug 301353] Re: HP Pavilion dv5: ATA exception on resume from suspend
A: <email address hidden>
Data: Venerdì 29 maggio 2009, 05:58

I haven't yet applied the BIOS to update to my dv5 as I need to help
Tejun with some patch testing this weekend but ...

CONGRATULATIONS to everyone that has had their suspend / resume fixed by
this BIOS update!

I'd like to encourage you all to contact HP Support with a "thank you"
message. They have done the right thing and we should encourage them to
continue supporting Linux users.

Finally a big "thank you" to Tejun, who works on the Linux ATA driver,
and to all of you, for your cooperation and community spirit!

PS. If you have a NON HP Pavilion dXXXX/HDXxx laptop that is still
experiencing suspend resume problems, my advice is that you start a NEW
Ubuntu bug report. Get on the Ubuntu and HP forums, gather as much data
as you can on the problem and petition HP, or whoever can help you, to
fix it. Open source is about community ... in your face Microsoft!

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