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[Jason Smith <99675@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Im getting this in natty too, or something similar.  Suspend/resume work
fine and are fast, but after resuming, hard drive access speed is
limited to ~4MB/s.  USB hard drives plugged into the system are not
affected though.  It's not quite unusable, but extremely frustrating
when doing anything with the hard drive.

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Title:
  System incredibly slow after suspend, refuses to restart

Status in “gnome-power-manager” package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager

  Sometimes, not always, the system (iBook G4, Feisty Beta) is
  incredibly slow after returning from suspend. Also, not all panel
  applets show up and networkmanager refuses to work (network
  deactivated and can't be activated with nm-applet anymore). In a tty
  console, everything is working fine, but Gnome is incredibly slow and
  in fact unusable.

  ctrl-alt-backspace or sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart can't restart the
  XServer, it is just hanging. Restarting with ctrl-alt-delete results
  in a normal shutdown and ends with »Will now restart«, but the iBook
  isn't restarting?! I can restart the iBook via a hard reset finally.
  After the restart, everything is fine again until it happens the next
  time.

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