Upgrading to kernel 3.0 on Lenovo S10-3 did have a couple of issues. The first issue was that the wifi was not functioning. This was easily solved by following the instruction on Arch Wiki and blacklisting the conflicting bcma driver.
The other issue was that waking from sleep is not working any more. This is in spite of adding 'intel_idle.max_cstate=0' to the kernel boot options. Hence, I reverted to kernel 2.6.39 until I have time to examine the problem in more detail and see if there is a workaround.
Incidentally, I have been facing erratic behaviour with waking from sleep on Lenovo S10-3 with Ubuntu 11.4 with 2.6.38 kernel and Fedora 15 with 2.6.40(!) kernel. I thought that the reason may be that I am using x64 versions of Ubuntu and Fedora whereas on Arch Linux I have installed the i386 version.
Update: A silly mistake in Fedora 15 grub.conf file. I had typed 'state' instead of 'cstate'. Initial tests of sleep work on Fedora 15 with kernel 2.6.38 but not with 2.6.40 (presumably the same as mainline 3.0). I will have to check if the behaviour of waking from sleep on Fedora is consistent as on Arch Linux or erratic as on Ubuntu.
Update 2 - I found that there is a bug report of the waking from sleep issue on Debian bugs list when upgrading from 2.6 to 3.0.
The other issue was that waking from sleep is not working any more. This is in spite of adding 'intel_idle.max_cstate=0' to the kernel boot options. Hence, I reverted to kernel 2.6.39 until I have time to examine the problem in more detail and see if there is a workaround.
Incidentally, I have been facing erratic behaviour with waking from sleep on Lenovo S10-3 with Ubuntu 11.4 with 2.6.38 kernel and Fedora 15 with 2.6.40(!) kernel. I thought that the reason may be that I am using x64 versions of Ubuntu and Fedora whereas on Arch Linux I have installed the i386 version.
Update: A silly mistake in Fedora 15 grub.conf file. I had typed 'state' instead of 'cstate'. Initial tests of sleep work on Fedora 15 with kernel 2.6.38 but not with 2.6.40 (presumably the same as mainline 3.0). I will have to check if the behaviour of waking from sleep on Fedora is consistent as on Arch Linux or erratic as on Ubuntu.
Update 2 - I found that there is a bug report of the waking from sleep issue on Debian bugs list when upgrading from 2.6 to 3.0.
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