Fedora Core 6 hal-0.5.8.1-5.fc6 madwifi-0.1823.20061128-6 (latest snapshot, also tried latest stable release) I boot up, everything is fine. lshal shows my ath0 wifi device. I suspend/resume, now lshal does NOT show my ath0 wifi device. I restart hald and now lshal DOES show my ath0 wifi device. ath0 is listed in /sys/class/net the whole time and I can manipulate the ath0 device with iwconfig/iwlist/ifconfig. I also submitted this as a bug on the fedora bugzilla https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=218833
Created attachment 8008 [details] verbose hald syslog output from execution through syspend/resume cycle
please provide lshal before suspend and after resume.
Created attachment 8312 [details] lshal output before sleep (Thinkpad T41p)
Created attachment 8313 [details] lshal output after sleep (Thinkpad T41p) This time the device was actually detected but could not connect. I had to do "rmmod ath_pci; modprobe ath_pci". Afterwards the ath0 device does no longer appear in hal output, wifi0 does.
Since the log indicates that only the remove event for ath0 get recieved by hal (for wifi0 we get a remove and a add event). IMO this looks for me like a kernel/udev problem and not a HAL problem. please start as root user 'udevmonitor --env > /tmp/ath_test_udev', then suspend the machine and resume. Attach the file /tmp/ath_test_udev to the bug.
no news since 2 months close bug
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