Problems with SMB shares after suspend/restore
 

I'm having a problem on a laptop running SUSE Linux 10.0: After doing a suspend to disk and then a restore, the SMB shares, which are automounted from /etc/fstab, don't work. I have to unmount and then remount them, which doesn't always work -- for example, if Konqueror was showing a directory in one of the shares, I have to kill Konqueror after the restore, and then I can't unmount the share.

Is there a way around this problem that anyone knows of? Are there some fstab parameters that I need? Here are the entries in fstab:
BTW, these shares are on a NAS drive, which gives practically no options for these -- so it's not like I can change some options in /etc/samba/smb.conf.

From man hibernate.conf:

UnmountFSTypes <fs type> : Unmounts any filesystems of the given types. This is most useful for network filesystems such as smbfs and nfs.


so try to add this in /etc/hibernate.conf:

Thanks for the tip; I'll try it. Strange, though, I don't have /etc/hibernate.conf and "man hibernate.conf" didn't show anything either.

So it means you are using suspend1 and not suspend2.

I don't if there is an option or a configuration file for suspend1. If there is not, you have to do it yourself (umount them before, remount after)

How do you launch the hibernation?

By pressing a button, by calling a script? like swsusp (man swsusp)

There are several ways to hibernate, e.g. close the lid, select "Suspend Computer" from the KDE log out menu. I'm not sure what script is called to do so. "man swsusp" and "info swsusp" did work, but didn't have much information. I'll look around on the system and online for more.

Fixed. The suspend scripts for my machine are in /usr/lib/powersave/scripts; the key one was sleep_helper_functions, which has a function to unmount FAT and NTFS drives before suspending. I added "smbfs" as a type to unmount. Had to fiddle a little bit with the remounting logic, but got it to work.

I don't know how specific these scripts are to SUSE, but if anyone wants to see what I did, let me know and I can post the revised script.