Can somebody confirm this solution given by mu3en?
Solution:
"manually disconnecting wifi via network manager seems to prevent this happenning.
since this system is running Broadcom STA driver via jockey, probably a similar suspend/resume issue as in previous releases related to Broadcom drivers.
and therefore changing the following line in /etc/default/acpi-support
STOP_SERVICES=""
to
STOP_SERVICES="networking"
has solved the crash on suspend resume.
changing the following line in /etc/default/acpi-support
MODULES=""
to
MODULES="wl"
also solves the crash.
no obvious difference in speed or stability between this and the above.
Can somebody confirm this solution given by mu3en?
Solution:
"manually disconnecting wifi via network manager seems to prevent this happenning.
since this system is running Broadcom STA driver via jockey, probably a similar suspend/resume issue as in previous releases related to Broadcom drivers.
and therefore changing the following line in /etc/default/ acpi-support "networking"
STOP_SERVICES=""
to
STOP_SERVICES=
has solved the crash on suspend resume.
changing the following line in /etc/default/ acpi-support
MODULES=""
to
MODULES="wl"
also solves the crash.
no obvious difference in speed or stability between this and the above.