2006 Macbook occasionally freezes upon wake up. OSX Lion

Macbook 2006 occasionally freezes upon waking up from sleep (lid-down). - screen displays desktop but keypad/trackpad don't work. I have to forcefully power down and then upon re-boot, it will work.
This problem has surfaced since I installed LION.... any ideas people?

Geds,
Please start a new topic thread. I can only help one person per thread.
Lion will install on any Core2Duo Mac with 2 GB of RAM. But issues with freezing if they are present before installation of an operating system will be present after. Operating system updates do not fix freezing issues. They are either hardware issues, driver issues, or disk too full issues. For that reason you need to start your own thread so the possible issues may be isolated.

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