[Bug 351882] Re: [Asus P4S800-MX SE /SIS 661FX DesktopSelfBuilt] hibernate/resume failure

[aimwin]

My Asus P4S800-MX SE

Fresh install 10.04 beta1,
as at 7 April 2010
updated to
System.map-2.6.32-19-generic

100% perfect - but only after select System > Administration > Hardware Drivers > "Choose NVIDIA accelerated....(current version) >> then at the bottom >> activate the driver.
 
switch use, log out, log in, suspend, hibernation, power management all function.
******   all original bugs gone (thump up the new version) **********

To me the above previous bugs are fixed in 10.04 beta1 / as System.map-2.6.32-19-generic / on 7 April 2010
Thanks to everyone in Ubuntu Team.

BAD BAD but I am for new 10.04 any case ============================================
Bad Experience with 10.04beta1 with "System.map-2.6.32-19-generic"
1. right hand part of the touch pad near vertical scroll section is not respond to finger touch properly.
    the pointer will jump to random spot,
2. There Plymouth clash so often especially after fresh login or turn on computer.
3. indicator applet clash randomly and 
4. Once, a few days after beta1 installed (apx the end of March 2010) and updated a few times, 
    It will not boot up into Ubuntu at all, I have to reinstall from the 10.04 beta CD.
    And it is fine until now.
    (Nothing to do with above note book but just info for developer.
    Second time I have bad experience 10.04beta1 - on MSI U100Plus will not boot up into Ubuntu, 
    not even in all two recovery options available.
    I reinstall 10.04 beta on MSI U100Plus and I did not dare to update at all,
    since it work fine 100 % perfect on all sound, brightness  control and camera till today though,
    the reason for not updating 
            a) it is my Bank-Access working computer 
            b) It much more perfect than previous 9.+ and 8.+

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[Asus P4S800-MX SE /SIS 661FX DesktopSelfBuilt] hibernate/resume failure
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/351882
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