Notebook fails to wake up after second suspend

Question

With kernel 2.6.26, my Toshiba notebook rebooted when suspending/hibernating. With kernel 2.6.27, the first time I suspend works flawlessly, but it fails to wake up after a second suspend. I can hear the hard drive start up (it doesn't sound like it's being read, though), but the screen remains off and the computer doesn't respond to any keystrokes.
I've looked through my logs, but haven't found any differences between the first and second suspend process, and nothing of note from the first wake-up.
Has anyone else had a similar issue? I can paste some logs, notebook info, etc. if requested, but I'm not entirely sure what would be helpful in this process.
-Vardyr

Answer 1

My "nearest" local Apple Store is almost 40 km far from where I live...It's clearly a softwere problem and yes, It's not new for Apple. I hope they consider this annoying problem and fix it as soon as possible. I also noticed that doing a "Verify Disk" via Disk Utility an error accours by checking the free space of the HDD. It's suggested to repair the disk immediatly (bold red alarm pops out ) rebooting the system and using the tools under the CMD-R startup. By the way, ignoring the problem and by just verify the disk again, the error maigcally disapper into the void...that's weird !
I hope somethings will come out, I'm really, really annoyed by this problem and i don't want to run in some data loss or HDD failure because i really need my Mac for work (as, i think, most of us )!
Claudio