Suspend Crashes, Does suspend work for you on OpenBSD? Options

[fquindos]

Hello. I have consistent crashes when suspending for more than a few minutes. It doesn't matter if I click the power button, use "apm -S", "zzz" or close the lid with lidsuspend=1. Pressing the power button after it has been suspended for a short while works, but I get console messages saying, for example

wd0e: aborted command writing fsbn 5248 of 5248-5251 (wd0 bn 1562608; cn ...
wd0: soft error (corrected)

However, if I let the Zaurus sleep for 15 - 30 minutes, after pressing the power button the disk drive (green led) comes up, but the display remains black and the keyboard doesn't work. I need to do a reset.

Does anyone have any suggestion? Does it work for you?

By the way, I have a 3200 and an OpenBSD 3.9 snapshot. It also happened with 3.9-release and a prerelease snapshot.

Thank you,
Francisco

[TronDD]

Yes, I see that, too. Apm almost always tells me it's 100% charge. I've had the Zaurus off the charger for as long as an hour and apm tells me it's 90% I guess I get kickin' battery life.

[Sequethin]

Yes, I see that, too.  Apm almost always tells me it's 100% charge.  I've had the Zaurus  off the charger for as long as an hour and apm tells me it's 90%  I guess I get kickin' battery life.

right...except that it will take an hour go from from 100% to 90% and then 10 minutes to go from 75% to 0%

[fquindos]

Yes, apm charge not 100% means the battery is almost empty

I get more than 3 h, and that would be good enough if I could suspend.
But I can't. I need to shutdown because it is faster to restart with clean
filesystems. I was wondering what could be different between my setup,
that crashes always on suspend, and the setup of some of you, that only
crashes from time to time.

Any idea?

Yes, I see that, too.  Apm almost always tells me it's 100% charge.  I've had the Zaurus  off the charger for as long as an hour and apm tells me it's 90%  I guess I get kickin' battery life.

right...except that it will take an hour go from from 100% to 90% and then 10 minutes to go from 75% to 0%