Bug#628670: general: Long waking up times on Intel HD gpu and rtl8192ce wireless drivers

[Michal Tóth <michalxo@gmail.com>]

Well, that's interesting... my apt-cache says, that I have it installed..
firmware-realtek:
  Installed: 0.29
  Candidate: 0.29
  Version table:
 *** 0.29 0
        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status

Any other ideas what to do? Should I try testing or sid? I have a feeling, that laptop has absolutely frozen twice lately because of drivers.. I heard only "BEEP" signal and laptop froze.

2011/6/3 Ben Hutchings <ben@decadent.org.uk>

On Wed, 2011-06-01 at 22:54 +0200, Michal Tóth wrote:
> Fresh boot, suspend via clickable "shutdown" menu (did not work quite
> well, dunno why), then finally suspend via closed lid, successful wake
> up which took around 2 mins and finally removing and modprobing wifi
> modules to put wifi on workable state.
> Dmesg -> See attached file.

You are missing firmware for r8169 and rtl8192ce drivers.  This is
packaged in 'firmware-realtek'.

The firmware requested by r8169 is optional; it's actually a patch that
fixes compatibility with some switches and computers.  In Linux 2.6.39
(now in sid) the driver will not try to load it during resume.

The firmware requested by rtl8192ce is required.  The driver should not
try again to load it during resume, but it appears to do so even if the
firmware was successfully loaded previously.  This appears to be fixed
in Linux 3.0-rc1, but I'm not sure we can easily apply the fix to Linux
2.6.39.

Ben.

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Ben Hutchings
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           Michal