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> On Sep 15, 12:06pm, Elvin wrote: > > When ever I do a FN-F4 to suspend the system, all goes well, when I > unsuspend, everything still works.. though sometimes it takes around 1-5 > seconds for the pcmcia card to start again.. > When I looked at the log (/var/adm/messages).. I get this... > > Sep 15 12:01:31 dupre cardmgr[44]: executing: '/etc/pcmcia/serial suspend > ttyS1' > Sep 15 12:01:31 dupre cardmgr[44]: executing: '/etc/pcmcia/serial resume > ttyS1' > > I remember suspending at 9:00 and unsuspending at 12:01:31, why does the > card suspend only when I unsuspend? I have Hayes Optima 288, which > supports suspending.. so any ideas? I don't think there's anything abnormal there: the cardmgr probably emits these messages before the machine suspends all right just syslogd doesn't get a chance to write them out to the messages file before you resume operation. I haven't looked into the syslogd source but I can easily imagine that the time stamps correspond to the time the message is written out not when it was initiated; there's normally no substantial difference between the two and there may not be an easy way to do otherwise. If you're curious use the source ;). Hope this helps. --jtg