* Unable to use ethernet after suspend and smbmount (laptop)
@ 2001-04-12 21:53 Kevin A. Burton
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From: Kevin A. Burton @ 2001-04-12 21:53 UTC (permalink / raw)
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OK.
This is Kernel 2.4.3.
If I smbmount an exported filesystem from another GNU/Linux machine and then
suspend my laptop, after I resume I am unable to use the network at all.
I really think this is a bug raised by another bug. The xirc2ps_cs Ethernet Cardbus
driver has a bug where after a suspend I have to eject the card and then insert
it again and then run 'ifup eth0'. I think it actually may be a bug in my
cardbus but I don't know.
Anyway Linux won't unload (rmmod xirc2ps_cs) because the smbfs is using it. :(
If force smbfs to unmount maybe this could be resolved but as we all know an
'umount -f /mnt/MOUNT' doesn't really force :(
Anyway. If anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it. If I unmount
*before* I suspend then everything works fine. The problem is that sometimes I
forget! :(
Kevin
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