linux-kernel - kernel panic on resume from suspend to ram 2.6.38, with link to photo of screen

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Date:	Sun, 20 Mar 2011 22:58:50 +1100
From:	Tim Richardson <tim@...-richardson.net>
To:	linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Subject: kernel panic on resume from suspend to ram 2.6.38, with link to photo
 of screen

My laptop is a Toshiba U400 with intel graphics. BIOS is latest. It's 
been running linux for three years, mostly Debian unstable.
Every 2.6.38 kernel I've tried gives a kernel panic on resume from ram 
suspend. I have tried three different 2.6.38 kernels from aptosid (all 
of them after release of 2.6.38) and the Debian unstable 2.6.38 which 
has just entered repositories.
This happens even in run-level 3 (xserver not running).
However, suspend to disk resumes happily.
I don't have any closed source drivers used: video is intel, wireless is 
intel, and virtualbox is OSE.
I have a photo of the console screen here:
https://picasaweb.google.com/te.richardson/Aptosid#5585718281112043778

PS I don't know is this is a kernel panic. The machine freezes hard, I 
must force a power-down. I can't find the messages in the photo in any 
system logs. The LED on the caps lock key flashes. This system has had 
no problems with any kernels in recent memory.

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