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Sleep mode problem - Wakes up from sleep in read only mode.
Hello All,
Im using suspend command # echo mem>/sys/power/state. But when it comes out of sleep mode it is in read only mode,
We have a gumstix basic version board with Pxa 255 processor, where the same kernel and u-boot code works fine, it comes out with write enable mode.
If we create any directory after coming out of sleep it say's Read-only file system, why is it so?
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# echo mem>/sys/power/state
Inside suspend_prepare
Stopping tasks: ==========|
# mkdir s
Write of 68 bytes at 0x00578aa4 failed. returned -30, retlen 0
Not marking the space at 0x00578aa4 as dirty because the flash driver returned oWrite of 68 bytes at 0x00578aa4 failed. returned -30, retlen 0
Not marking the space at 0x00578aa4 as dirty because the flash driver returned omkdir: Cannot create directory `s': Read-only file system
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The difference between gumstix and our board is
gumstix board uses j30 flash and sdram is same type but 2 * 256 MB
our board uses p30 flash and sdram is same type but 2 * 128 MB.
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