Here's some more info related to the above issue.
The below BUG occured on a freshly booted 2.5.42 kernel, when I tried to
enter suspend2ram mode on a Latitude CPx H500GT. Please let me know if
you need any more information.
Oct 13 02:12:23 arwen kernel: xircom_suspend(eth0)
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: ------------[ cut here ]------------
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: kernel BUG at drivers/base/core.c:251!
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: invalid operand: 0000
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: binfmt_misc xircom_tulip_cb crc32 ds yenta_socket pcmcia_core psmouse maestro soundcore apm rtc
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: CPU: 0
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: EIP: 0060:[put_device+71/112] Tainted: P
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: EFLAGS: 00010202
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: eax: 00000000 ebx: c7528050 ecx: c75280e8 edx: c6cac000
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: esi: c7f93050 edi: c7528000 ebp: c7535800 esp: c6caddec
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: ds: 0068 es: 0068 ss: 0068
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: Process apmd (pid: 359, threadinfo=c6cac000 task=c7641940)
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: Stack: c7528000 00000000 c017c9b6 c7528050 c7528000 c883ad17 c7528000 c7535800
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: c7535800 c6cade78 c022d400 c8837fea c7535800 c7535800 c7535800 c753580c
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: c7535800 00000080 c6cade78 c022d400 c8838315 c7535800 00000003 c7535800
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: Call Trace: [pci_remove_device+14/56] [<c883ad17>] [<c8837fea>] [<c8838315>] [<c8838356>] [<c88381d8>] [<c883816c>] [<c88380fc>] [<
c8838398>] [<c8838458>] [<c883e3e8>] [pci_pm_resume_device+27/32] [pci_pm_resume_bus+37/92] [pci_pm_resume+39/64] [pci_pm_callback+61/72] [pm_send+69/120] [pm_se
nd_all+62/136] [<c8823930>] [<c8824083>] [sys_ioctl+637/724] [sys_sync+29/36] [syscall_call+7/11]
Oct 13 02:12:25 arwen kernel: Code: 0f 0b fb 00 92 9a 20 c0 8b 83 d0 00 00 00 85 c0 74 06 53 ff
Oct 13 02:17:45 arwen kernel: Kernel logging (proc) stopped.
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