[driverloader] driverloader breaks suspend (for Laptops) on 2.6.9 ?

[Michael Perry]

On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 21:25:01 +0100 (CET), Olivier Kaloudoff
<kalou at kalou.net> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
>         I'm using driverloader version 2.10 (Debian), and
> it seems that my computer refuses to suspend to RAM due to the
> driverloader module.
> 
>         Indeed, when I type "echo 1 > /proc/acpi/sleep", the
> kernel complains about:
> 
> Strange, kdldrd/wrk not stopped
> Strange, kdldrd/eth2 not stopped
> Strange, kdldrd/dpc not stopped
> Strange, kdldrd/hyperwrk not stopped
> 
>         are there plans to fix this ?
> 
> Olivier
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To get around this with the present driver, you can include a line in
your /etc/acpi event script to bring down driverloader.  I use
dldrstop and then modprobe driverloader in the script when I bring it
back up again.

Works for me everytime.

-- 
Michael Perry
meperry at gmail.com