Description of problem: The processor 02 getting disabled when the Laptop DELL#1525 started from sleep (suspend to RAM) mode. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): FEDORA 09 (Sulphur) How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Open 5 to 10 different application with some applications like Compiz fusion, pidgin, firefox explorer running 2. Click on start button (f), select "leave" option and click on suspend to RAM option 3. Once the system completely goes to sleep mode try starting again with power button. Actual results: All the processors should be active and accept instruction, but one of the processor gets disable automatically without any good reason Expected results: The system should start without any problem Additional info:
The processor is in disabled state for ever till the server is restarted. I upgraded from Fedora 8 (Werewolf) to Fedora 9 (Sulphur). This issue not happened when I'm using F8.
Can you attach the log messages (from /var/log/messages) generated when resuming the system?
Created attachment 317338 [details] File from /var/log/
Other issue related to this are 1. Unable to change the brighness of lcd. (no matter what ever we do.. no response) 2. Synaptics (touch pad) tapping for click is disabled
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