Disk corrupted after system suspend

[bluezImage]

Hello,

I have been having a problem with disk corruption in the last few days. Tracked it down to the system suspend. I wonder if anyone has some insight before I submit this issue as a bug.

I am running a dell studio 17 laptop with Fedora kernel:

uname -a
Linux MrRoboto.XXX 3.5.4-1.fc17.x86_64 #1 SMP Mon Sep 17 15:03:59 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux


I have been running this version of the OS for several months with no problems. The other day I accepted the latest round of updates for this system. That's when i started noticing some disk issues when doing development work with express and android SDK. When I rebooted the system I was confronted with a UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY message and I had to discover which device was a problem so I could run fsck. e.g.:

fsck /dev/mapper/vg_mrroboto-lv_root

I found that this set of circumstance only occurs if I allow a system suspend, which I had set after the lid is closed--this is nothing new, I had been using suspend this way successfully.

It appears that this is a bug that was recently introduced into the code stream recently. But I thought I might run it by the forum before I submit a bug.

Does anyone have any ideas about this?

Thanks.

[glennzo]

Anything relevant here?

[bluezImage]

Glenn,

Thanks for your post. I found that indeed hibernate causes very ugly response from my system. I have since updated my kernel again and the suspend issue seems to be gone - at least I cannot reproduce it by issuing a system suspend.

I really appreciate your assistance on this and the many other posts you have responded to.

-Bill