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>>>>> "LH" == Lee Hetherington <ilh@sls.lcs.mit.edu> writes: LH> I have Red Hat 5.0 working on my TP600 (just delivered today). LH> All is well except that I cannot suspend and resume. In the LH> past, on my 770 I built kernel 2.0.33 and enabled a few APM LH> features. Then, I would use Fn-F4 to suspend. (I wasn't using LH> the apmd package.) LH> However, on my TP600, suspending with either Fn-F4 (no apmd) or LH> apm --suspend (with apmd), the suspend works, but I cannot LH> resume. This is with no PC cards, in fact with cardmgr not even LH> running. Basically, every time I try to resume I am left with a LH> hung machine. Bummer. I have similar experiences with my ThinkPad 380ED and the Debian Linux distribution. Before, I had no problems with the Slackware distribution, but as I use Debian on my other system also I installed it on my ThinkPad. My experience says that it does not depend on the kernel (I used the Slackware kernel, which worked well with the Slackware distribution, with the Debian distribution and had still problems with suspend/resume). More specifically, the ThinkPad does not really "hang", but the display stays blank after typing. When I type the passwd of the laptop, the lock symbol appears (only _after_ typing) and disappears again. The display stays blank, but I can give Unix commands and even shutdown the machine properly. After a month of gathering information, I still have not a clue. Bye, -- Benno