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« Reply #15 on: March 20, 2006, 10:10:34 pm »
My 256mb San Disk CF card keeps unmounting itself when I come out of suspend.

I can't find my 512 card to see if the same thing happens with that.
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« Reply #16 on: March 20, 2006, 10:20:38 pm »
Up until now I have no problems suspending and resuming from the menu on Beta2, both under root as well as under a normal user account (which I set up accordingly). This is when using even two pcmcia devices on my 3100 -- the internal microdrive and a CF Ethernet card. It should be noted though that all my libs/applications are installed on the flash only.
I was expecting this as the Cacko patches have been applied to the kernel in Beta2.

I think the freeze in X in the previous RCs and Betas was due to problems with setting/reading the correct time upon suspend/resume. Make sure you have set the hardware clock to UTC and the system clock to the hardware clock as I have explained  elsewhere in the pdaXrom forum (just use hwclock instead of sethwclock).
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« Reply #17 on: April 03, 2006, 08:56:45 am »
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Up until now I have no problems suspending and resuming from the menu on Beta2, both under root as well as under a normal user account (which I set up accordingly). This is when using even two pcmcia devices on my 3100 -- the internal microdrive and a CF Ethernet card. It should be noted though that all my libs/applications are installed on the flash only.
I was expecting this as the Cacko patches have been applied to the kernel in Beta2.

I think the freeze in X in the previous RCs and Betas was due to problems with setting/reading the correct time upon suspend/resume. Make sure you have set the hardware clock to UTC and the system clock to the hardware clock as I have explained  elsewhere in the pdaXrom forum (just use hwclock instead of sethwclock).
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Sds: Thanks for posting the link to the workaround. It is working un-nervingly well.
I had done something very similar on my own, but for some reason, untill I setup my timezones/hwclock/sysclock exactly like the way you have done I kept getting the freezes. Thanks again. You have made my Zaurus usage enjoyable again.
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