I suspect that this could be specific to the NVidia Geforce Go 6800 graphics chipset or some other peculiarity with some series of the Inspiron 9300, as I have seen reports of suspend working in Breezy with the ATI-equipped version of the machine (see http://rtr.ca/dell_i9300/breezy.htmlhttp://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/8736?wlg=yes) but none for the NVidia version. Since I suspected the NVidia graphics chip is part of the problem, I've tried both the restricted binary and the open source X drivers for this chipset, but that has made no difference.
Verified this on both Breezy and Dapper. I've located many reports of the same (for example see http:// ubuntuforums. org/archive/ index.php/ t-76021. html) so it's probably not a fluke on my part.
I suspect that this could be specific to the NVidia Geforce Go 6800 graphics chipset or some other peculiarity with some series of the Inspiron 9300, as I have seen reports of suspend working in Breezy with the ATI-equipped version of the machine (see http:// rtr.ca/ dell_i9300/ breezy. html http:// www.oreillynet. com/pub/ wlg/8736? wlg=yes) but none for the NVidia version. Since I suspected the NVidia graphics chip is part of the problem, I've tried both the restricted binary and the open source X drivers for this chipset, but that has made no difference.