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<blockquote data-quote="htpcoz" data-source="post: 67947" data-attributes="member: 13987">My problems continued with 0.2 release, as well as the 0.2.0.2 random lockups when restoring the PC from S3.So I rolled back to RC4 (no SVN) and it has been working fine all weekend, solid as a rock, so it appears to be behaviour introduced some time since RC4. I'm going to work my way through the various SVNs to see if I can pinpoint the occurrence (as the problem is intermittent it is going to take some time).I'm assuming it must be related to handling of TV card drivers in suspend situations (how MP is shutting down the drivers, or when?) , as I cannot see how the MP code itself could hang the machine.It is a real shame as I'm back to the intermittent &quot;no signal&quot; issues, but that is at least better than random locks, resulting in missed recordings. The problem with this is, as no logs get generated, it is very difficult to determine where the hang occurs in the MP code.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="htpcoz, post: 67947, member: 13987"] My problems continued with 0.2 release, as well as the 0.2.0.2 random lockups when restoring the PC from S3. So I rolled back to RC4 (no SVN) and it has been working fine all weekend, solid as a rock, so it appears to be behaviour introduced some time since RC4. I'm going to work my way through the various SVNs to see if I can pinpoint the occurrence (as the problem is intermittent it is going to take some time). I'm assuming it must be related to handling of TV card drivers in suspend situations (how MP is shutting down the drivers, or when?) , as I cannot see how the MP code itself could hang the machine. It is a real shame as I'm back to the intermittent "no signal" issues, but that is at least better than random locks, resulting in missed recordings. The problem with this is, as no logs get generated, it is very difficult to determine where the hang occurs in the MP code. [/QUOTE]

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